When they get priced out of there, they will be out in Antioch, then eventually renting out in Stockton at @Erin A.

I wouldn't sell your property in AZ as it is a potential rental hot bed and you can have a renter pay off the rest of your balance eventually.

Of course interest rates will rise eventually and put pressure on housing prices.

I want to begin wholesaling, fix & flip and eventually own several prpoerties and lease them- depending on the property.I'm looking to possibly pool funds with some other newbies or veterans on the first few properties and learn from each other while building up some extra capital and then begin looking for SF rentals for cash flow and/or multi-family opportunities.

I personal think that with the high tuition costs the parents and student are going to want a safer area around the school, and eventually the school and the city are going to step in to improve the area.

She advised that since it is an owner occupied loan to be careful as lenders will look for 'patterns' and eventually deny me a loan (but nothing regarding penalty).

I eventually dropped it to $30,000 and had multiple people interested, giving me offers in the low $20s.

I'm just not sure it' wise to flip and hold in the same entity.I will eventually talk with a legal/tax pro so don't worry about giving advice.  

Right now I'm a one man show and I'm not doing it full time, but my goal is to eventually go full time.

Provided you weren't trying to dump under performing properties at the time, you may have experienced some short term heightened turnover if tenants lost jobs in the recession, but I still would think that replacement tenants would have been easily found as it is not like all of sudden millions of people no longer needed housing to stay in, so everyone would eventually land somewhere, right, particularly if you are in an upper income area, where unemployment wasn't nearly as badly affected?