With that said, there are a few books out there that will help acclimate you to Note investing.Win-win revolution Paper profitsBulletproof title due diligence (very “nuts & bolts” read)Just like rental properties or fix and flips, there is some standard note buying rules to be aware of and @dan Deppin has put together some content on this area.

Our contact at the bank agrees the appraisal is nuts he just can’t get the appraiser to move.

More importantly, I had a success that encouraged me to continue investing.Trailers are a low-hanging fruit.

Hopefully you aren't allergic to fruit and that helps.

Those are the ones that either hustled a long time ago and are enjoying the fruit of their labor or they're living off a pension, spouses income, no debt, and other advantages you haven't earned yet.

Just make sure it's a fruitful tree and not the first one you find.

You may want to claim the tips for 2 years and pay the required tax so you can reap the fruits of those first time home buyer programs. 

Even if they swear they'll never smoke inside, they will, and will drive your other tenants nuts and it's expensive to get the odor out.Get your tenants to pay online so you aren't chasing the rent check.Be direct with tenants. 

Watch Brandon's webinars about how to use the calc and just go nuts with it lol.

Curious to hear if anyone else is doing this and if the experience is fruitful?