For years I had a few builders that specialized in in-filling, sometimes the adjacent lot owner was a good prospect because it increased the options to that owner, sometimes I was able to use the lot as a down payment on something else or able to have that owner use it to buy something else, so if you can get an option for $10 at a good price it's a cheap gamble.

Not every investor wants to be a contractor like you've chosen to do.

When people are rejected, do I need to call them and tell them they are rejected and why, or can I say when they fill out mysmartmove they'll only be contacted if they are chosen to be the renter?

New casinos seem to popping up across the country and instead of just gambling they are massive entertainment, dining, and retail centers.

The only way to really take risk on these buildings is to assume you have a solid set of bones or go by outside condition and figure everything inside needs to be replaced. running numbers on anything but this would be pure un educated gambling.

It can be a gamble, but you're playing 2 strategies at once if you're B&H.

Joel, this was a yield chasing gamble, and I did spread my bets.

The mentor I have chosen wants $500 a month for 6 months, for a total of $6000.

As a hypothetical: "Betty, who has a gambling habit, has been taking $x,xxx,.00 a month from 7 client's accounts through fraudulent invoices and payments to a fictitious company.

I told him the same sort of comments I made at the beginning two paragraphs of my post here ...So that is why, although it may be hard at times, I have chosen to handle the tenant selection myself (at least for now).