Too bad I'll have to tattoo her with an eviction, too, but I cannot only file against him, if it comes to it. 

Laser Focused Daily Activity, that's the magic ingredient.

It’s a struggle at times and a fight to be victorious but you must have laser sharp focus and keep plugging away .

I am laser focused on eliminating all or most of my debt, so my husband & I can plan our future as real estate investors & happy parents. 

I'll be sure to answer all the questions you put forth and focus in on conscientiously committing to being laser sharp in specifics!!!

When problems arise you just can't drive down the street to handle issues with a property etc.You need to get laser focused on what you want to do and work a plan.

I got into drugs and fights and all that comes with that lifestyle (without the tattoos or piercings).

All three had the same answer: hands down, well maintained quality properties in B neighborhoods.We also heard a presentation from Logan Rankin, one of the fastest growing investors in our area (from 0 to 3500 units in ten years) and he has a laser focus on excellent tenant experiences, upgrading properties inside and outside with an amzing pace (a team of 50 contractors with several trucks full of materials at the property on day 1 after closing, the first full unit rehab completed 48 hours later as a model unit to show etc..).

Once you understand what you want to do you can laser focus only on that and forgot trying a little of this and that and seeing what sticks.

In this world time is a precious commodity so you have to be laser focused on what you want and what you do not.If you are a brand new investor trying a way out there approach with limited money then likely a brand new agent with nothing going on to submit crazy offers or strategies will be the only one to bite.Seasoned brokers/agents are busy with seasoned investors who are active in the market.If you have no cash, no experience, etc. then a broker/agent in demand isn't going to spend time on that.