It's beautiful, I love it.

From a Keynesian Beauty Contest view, I'd rank them 1,3,4/5/2 from least to most risky, keeping in mind that #3 is passive, until it isn't and that there are too many variables to accurate differentiate between #2,4,&5.

Almost everyone commented on how beautiful the house was, but they said that the layout would not work for them.

I figure if he had no energy to shave, he certainly don't have the energy to mow.The property is located in an "A" area, almost 100% homeowners, all with beautifully manicured lawns, so even when my tenants cut the grass, it's not even or edged, and there's no spring and winter cleanup, it still stands out looking unkempt.

I remember seeing my family, and friends growing up purchasing homes and building these beautiful lives around them, there was so much envy, and sadness because I knew the potential was there.

Discarding obvious trash isnt a problem, and if the property left behind isnt worth much, say less than 300...put it in large trash bags, store for the required time then dispose.

It’s a beautifully renovated 3 bed 2 bath 1st floor unit that I am trying to rent BUTTTT The house next door is burnt down with graffiti next to it.

That is one of the beautiful things about real estate investing.

I drove a beater, brown bagged my lunch and spent no money for 1 year.

I want to make my own hours so I can spend more time having fun with my amazing wife and beautiful daughter.