@Irina BelkoferNo guns no problems....You are tiring to fight fire with fire...

When you first start out you will likely be less sophisticated regarding deals that you will actually pursue so my best advice is to not become a tire kicker who looks at everything and then never closes deals.

We were recently on vacation in NJ and kicked the tires on attending a sheriff's sale just to see the experience. 

I'm pretty set on where I live, been here 12 years and tired of paying rent.. but purchasing even a condo is 600k+ and multi-family in north brooklyn is easily 1mil.

Hey,I'm a foreign CRE investor, tired of French taxes and complexities in everything there.

I have kicked the tires on mid term rental prospects in Champaign-Urbana, but that's it.

Continue to repeat #1 recommendation every 12 months until you are tired of moving.The ugly truth is that you need some money to start investing in real estate and I strongly recommend you do it with your own money before you start lending money from family and friends.All the best and keep up posted on your progress.

utm_source=...I think the nearest Hospital is 26-30 minutes away - maybe too far for a tired nurse to get off her shift and drive sleep.Does the salmon run go thru that river in the fall? 

If you controlled this deal you could present it to the right investor with the right proposal and split the $1000/month cashflowExample 2- Just got a call from a tired landlord.

At some point, and I think we've actually hit that point after the second hurricane in a month or whatever its been, is that people are going to be tired of dealing with these massive storms and the ever increasing rise in insurance rates.