That is where money is made.Start with a single family home.

People would rather live in a single family home if it's the same price as their apt.

This isn't to say that a duplex or triplex is a bad choice, they just have different characteristics than a single family home.As for the 1031 Exchange, you should learn it inside and out, and don't get confused, you aren't avoiding gains, you're deferring them. :)

Before you ever show a single home to a buyer, you get them pre-qualified for a mortgage.

Hello Pauly-For me, I invest in a single area of my city and subscribing to a service like Realty-Trac is not worthwhile as the cost per lead can be expensive.

All China has to do is hit the 'SELL' button and our country is toast without a single shot being fired!

I have alot of investors that come forward looking to purchase singlely rather than in bulk.

It is certainly possible to achieve that net worth in a single lifetime and many have done it.

Since I am looking at options in both local areas I am familiar with and out of state options, I am trying to find a single source that will give average rents and vacancy percentages for a specific area.

Take that difference and put it down on a commercial building.I would try your hand at a couple of single family home deals before you start buying commercial buildings.