@Paul Kessenich- in Nashville, the target market for these larger home is bachelor/bachelorette parties and other larger social functions (reunions, weddings)That is another degree of risk for long term.

Not sure why I keep picking odd numbers for this one. lol.I am use to the phone ringing off the hook with 30 to 40 calls.  

I thought about it for 2 minutes as I was boarding a flight to go to my brother's wedding, and I agreed to the deal.

the next one is this Wed. 

What do you hate more the butterflies when the phone is ringing? 

A workflow might be a to-do list, planning a wedding, etc.  

joe, you need to get less specific in your letters. making offers and setting rehab costs usually result in giving people low ball offers and declines. tell people who you are, and what similar houses in their area are going for, in a large price spread. if they are thinking $50,000 and you tell them their house could be worth anywhere from $30-$75,000 depending upon inspection, dollar signs start ringing in their ears. you will get more offers that way

I've always had an interest in real estate but never really got into it since its a conflict of interest with my job.I'm 29 years and a newly wed with my wife that I've been with for 9 years.

., got the the ring to prove it!

I'd buy that thing in a heartbeat, no power bill has a nice ring to it.