This is a full-time job, one that’s highly speculative, notoriously risky, and too often based on luck.

Originally posted by @Brian Wiggins:@Jerryll Noorden I'm looking into driving for dollars (not sure how else to find deals), but would love to hear what is the better use of time would look like Hey man, check this out...This time of year is notorious for all the leads drying out.

Many need assistance taking medications and now you have some serious risks for multi-million lawsuits.Some of the two biggest problems with an assistance living facility is dealing with relatives who want to beat you to death because their feeble relatives in your facility love to complain about the way you do or don't treat them and the next biggest problem is living facilities are notorious for getting sued.

They are notoriously hard on STR's and have crazy rules that try and shut you down all the time.

And then you might take that loan officer's word, thinking that all lenders will only approve you for XXX, and miss out on a better opportunity.Big Banks are the most notorious for having overlays, but any large bank, small bank, local bank, credit union, broker, etc can have them.

Also, if you are financing, appraisals in Atlanta are notoriously very low so that will impact the cash required to buy.

South Florida (and Miami especially) are notorious for shoddy general contractors.

If you PM me I can provide contact details to one of their regional managers.Chicago is notorious for pest issues and I personally hate dealing with them.

Is Crexi to the commercial world what Zillow is to the residential world (notoriously out-of-date) or can I rely on the information there?

Austin Plumbers are notorious for trying to take advantage of people.