Butter wouldn't melt in all our mouths.

Real estate has been my bread and butter, it's how I made my 3 million.

But I do not.Why would I pay a property manager $4k a phone call.Again- I find it very fun and but for repositioning it is really smooth as butter.

We contacted a contractor before about taking off EFIS synthetic siding and putting on hardi plank.

I believe this makes it a great market for investors.The median house price is up 11% in November to $156,500, which are the bread and butter investment deals in the Dallas and Tarrant County market.

Personally, the only reason I even considered it as an option was it being mentioned in the podcast multiple times as a better alternative to the bread and butter duplex.

The fancy investing is exciting and interesting...but bread and butter keeps you fed. 

I tend to learn most from mistakes.I ventured outside my normal bread and butter lane a couple years ago and found myself stuck as wellI was bored with vanilla boxes people sleep in so tackled a large daycare with the intent to make it a sober living home.I bought it 12/31/19 and worked on the transition until Feb 2020. 

Unless the house is high end, which I'm not targeting, then it would fall in the starter home / blue collar home category which is the butter zone for both rentals and flips.

Value-add opportunities have been our bread in butter but were still leaving cash trapped in our properties.