First, it's intended to be used for multi-family deals, though that's not overly critical here.  

All are great, I love the "Haves and Needs" portion of the Tampa REIA meetings where you can pitch the properties you have to the crowd or tell them what you're looking for as an investors.Networking is critical in this industry and we've been in business over 25 years.

Ummm...I find it hilarious someone who lacks basic reading comprehension and critical thinking would advise someone to be smart...Not sure what the point of your rambling posts about depression are about, but you've detracted from the thread enough, please stop before I report you.

I'm not trying to be critical, but you really need to think this through using actual numbers ($$$$$ and "days" "months" make that "years").

Those are the three critical puzzle pieces that you need to put together if you're going to maximize your sales price by selling it to someone purchasing using mostly fannie mae's money and not all cash or hard money.

You would be better off doing 1 x $100K deal per year then 3 x $30K deal per year for several years.Also, the quality of your management company is critical with you being so far away.

Here's merely my opinion:My strategy is fairly straight forward: Buy right, and hold forever.It's worth mentioning that the Buy right portion is the most critical.  

Tax strategies and a savy, competent CPA are critical to success as an investor!

Having the proper insurance is absolutely critical.

Their actual yearly income/expenses is critical to obtain but I don't think owners just give that stuff out.