At first, it did look good on paper when I ran the numbers, but now owning them for a couple of years it didn't pan out how I imagined.

And as I mention Remington I ran into those guys.

A couple of months ago, I ran across one of Dave Meyer's videos, and that led me to the podcast, and that led me to the Real Estate Rookies podcast, and a host of others who I won't mention, but were nevertheless valuable.

I ran the numbers and didn't raise my offer over what made sense based on the rents being paid!!!

I never knew how bad humans can get over a buck until I ran a wholesale operation of my own.

After I bought my first investment SFH and all was going well but I ran into two major issues. 

This is participation trophy culture and reverse trolling at its finest.I guess from now on, you can only give back pats, hold people's hands on their journey, and encourage them, and not tell them the truth about their questions, investment ideas, or future plans.

(Suggestions welcome -- I ran through BP's recommendations without anything working out)

I am new to the concept of real estate investing and eager to learn more and immerse myself in the community and culture.

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