You keep mentioning criteria. Can you give us a few examples of what could constitute someones criteria, and why an investor may choose one type over another?
A-Having clearly defined criteria is so simple yet so many of us dont narrow ours down to a manageable size, or worse we have no criteria at all and we never become experts in our chosen focus. Here are some examples: Larry focuses on single family homes in working class towns in Worcester Country, MA with decent schools. He seeks 3 bedroom homes with at least 1.5 baths that are located within established neighborhoods. He chose this criteria because he believes that single family homes are the American Dream, and they will always have steady appreciation. Larry is also mastering a rent to buy program, where his tenants have an option to buy his rentals after renting for a set period of time. This is a win-win to him- the tenants take excellent care of the property because they feel as if its almost their own, and Larry is able to help those with credit problems, etc, to pursue the dream of owning their own home. Sarah and Ron look only for mixed-use properties (residential and commerc
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