I am looking to leverage it as strongly as possible, buying as big of a fourplex as I can while still producing cashflow.

This is the type of asset where you make money, and if rental demand for this asset is strong in the market you're in it will usually perform well during a downturn. 

I am wanting to do an Airbnb and have an opportunity to pretty much gut the house. It's an older 1960's (In Arizona thats an older home) home and I am thinking since I will be stripping it to the bones I would like to...

My husband and I have purchased (2) duplexes in the last six months and we are excited to keep going and grow our business and brand.

Shavar Golden"Whatever you do, give your heart to it and stay strong!"

I strongly recommend you sell and dont look back.

I’m brand new and seeking some clarity on the process of having an investor.So let’s say me and my partner find an investor who is willing to front the money in exchange of a share of the cash flow and equity.

After 2 years of investing in Dayton, everything I thought I knew about real estate got a make over.You’re in a strong position with that money.

I hope it’s a good area to buy a mid 5 CAP with a medium amount of time left on (imo) a dying businessIf this doesn’t have strong land value backing it up I’d try to get better pricing.

How would you go about figuring that out if you were canvassing for a brand new market you know nothing about?