Well the already pissed off, very Type A personality, very well trained guy wanted to throw on the plate carrier, go lights out, and get playful in the dark.

Not knowing the eviction rate at a property can throw a massive wrench in your business plan and return projections during the first few years of ownership.

When you see an opportunity, and fear begins to creep into your thoughts, tell yourself that you don't have the property now so if they do the worst thing they can do and throw you out, you've lost nothing but an opportunity to possibly help someone else in need of your assistance.

Do some more research before throwing him out.

I might just coordinate my own and throw a grilled cheese party. 

It's risky, but if you're willing to throw money at it, it may be worth it.

I'm from Northern Cali as well, and I invest exclusively out of state... a lot of the popular turnkey cities don't really work any more, and I work with a lot of California-based OOS investors that have come to me with 1% deals that were plenty cheap but don't net any profit at the end of the year.As the opportunities become limited around the country, us spend-happy Californians need to be prudent about throwing 100k down in markets we're unfamiliar with.Let me know if you'd ever like to link up!

However, when I talked to my lender, I found out that trying to put the entire thing in an LLC would throw a huge wrench in my plans and the banks wouldn't offer me the same type of loan or down payment.

Investor Friendly seems to be a term people throw around a lot.

Just want to throw some words of encouragement out.