Mainly because I need time to digest what is written or chew through the voicemail and ensure I give a proper and much more professionally written response than my knee jerk reaction is.

Or in my Timber days I did this.I bought say a 100 acre tract for 500k..

Some go through probate, keep the house, digest the situation, and then a year later decide to sell.

I look forward digesting all the great information this community has to offer!

Out of state is easy, but time consuming to digest the info you need to perform due diligence.

I'm new to REI and spending most of my free time reading and digesting information (currently reading @Brandon Turner's Real Estate Investment book).I built a spreadsheet that lets me calculate cash on cash ROI so I can test sample homes to understand the impact of certain expenses, but one expense I'm struggling to understand are utilities.

Hello everyone, I moved to the Oklahoma City area about 2 years ago and I've been digesting bigger pockets blog posts and podcasts ever since. 

You may qualify for a 5% down conventional loan if your annual income is below the area median income threshold or is the property is in a low income census tract (you may be surprised how many areas fall into this category).  

If your income is below that area median income limit or if the home falls in a low income census tract you should be able to qualify for this loan.

Can you wholesale Industrial Small Tract?