I would say if you do jump in without physically going to the area...you should definitely buy in a nicer neighborhood (I hear too many stories with new investors getting burned investing in bad neighborhoods). 

We don’t burn our bridges when they get more expensive, we just use them less.

Don’t accept any subject to offers since they will burn into your deal time.3.  

That would burn through around 10,000 - 15,000 gallons in 24 hours.

Then determine your burn rate, days between call to cash, take down ability and average profit per opportunity. 

The old guard gets burned out and retires.

He pretty much burned his bridges with a lot of people.There was one good thing that came out of all this.

My point is, because some people got burned 10 years ago in the fiscal crisis doesn't mean one needs to be extremely conservative with leverage.

The vibe of Biddeford has gone from burning garbage in a decimated downtown, to boutique hotel and trendy restaurants in very few years.The apartments in town were built for mill workers a long time ago.  

A kitchen fire in the back unit got a little out of control and burned up to the roof.