The buyer pool - consisting of debt addicted institutions and high net worth individuals - will chase deals harder than ever before. 

Also I’m sure there are drug addicts or homeless going in and out of the property that has fire damage.

Others wonder why a pair of 60-something billionaires would think to run an entertainment company whose entire existence is banking on the mercurial whims of smart phone addicts between the ages of 25 and 30?

I still have a ways to go as far as tracking my spending, and I still have an Amazon addiction, but since February of this year to now I saved $10k.

Once you start you’ll find it’s addicting.

Back in those days, apartment units were selling for $7,000 and she had addictions that were excessive, compulsive and she literally blew millions of dollars on drugs, gambling, cars and shopping.

Giving a drug addict $100 every time they come to you "one last time" so that they can pay for a "hotel room" is enabling.

I believe the previous renters had been drug addicts so the house was in terrible shape and every room was missing a door, every window was busted, and every room had different flooring.

I'm currently buying 3 properties and own 1(1 is paid off in full that I have been pulling the equity out of) and I'm in the process of buying a 4th and then I will have to be done for awhile (dang this is SO addicting) I am inheriting $20K so far from my father's estate.

Hello BiggerPockets Community and fellow Real Estate Addicts!