Maybe you can prove them all wrong.  

It's only 15 minutes via Light Rail from downtown, and has a great neighborhood vibe to it with skyrocketing rental rates, definitely a hot area.As for what to do from here now that your personal funds are tapped out, one strategy I have heard used is to put together case studies of your two properties, and then present them to colleagues, friends, family and let them know what you are doing, what your returns are, and see if there is any interest in leveraging your experience to do a joint venture with someone.

With all that studying, listening to podcasts, and reading BP forums, I'm finally jumping in.

After that work is done then you have testing done to prove it's clean.

You could put up a video of someone zip lining.As I said before, get on the big listing sites or smaller property management sites and study what is already available in the area, check out there calendars every 2 weeks to see how busy they are, what their seasonal prices are, amenities, the look & feel of the place, etc.Personally, I don't think you need to wait until after this ski season, I bet you could figure this out in 2 wks, it is the property hunting that took us the most time.  

I don't know.It's a niche that could prove to be all you need to do.

(Actually, I was hoping you WERE a wannabe Wholesaler, then I was going to add that I hope you could prove me wrong about your likelihood of failure).

I am living in Virginia Beach and I have been studying the area for the last two years to get acquainted with homes.  

Prove that you care and that you're working on your own business by working on theirs, and people will see you as an asset that just needs a grooming.

Hey BP members, My wife and I are diving into this world of Real Estate investing (single/multi-fam or house hack) and we are studying and cramming as much information as we can and naturally we have a few questions.