What I dont want to happen is that you live there a year, get tired of landlording then after you move out you have a terrible investment on your hands.

Here's how.1 - Buy/rehab a house for $50k...sell for $75k2 - Bank the $25k profit3 - Do #1 again4 - Do #2 again5 - Combine profits from #'2 2 and 4, the original $50, and....6 - Buy/rehab 2 properties and the same time7 - Take profits (2) from #6, combine, and...8 - Buy/rehab 3 properties at the same time.9 - Now, execute a combination of flips and holds (refi's...use partners with credit if needed), three properties at a time until,...                 ...your arm gets tired.

Commercial loans aren't always 25% down, get in the business now, learn cross collateralization techniques, blanket loans.There are other techniques to acquire ownership, like a TIC, look for tired landlords wanting to retire, distressed owners and properties.

Knocking on doors is very tiring and I haven't seen much results, except on a targeted property.

Tired of the cold here .Thanks 

We got tired of the high cost of living and I knew it would be very difficult for me to buy investment properties there. 

@Michael Manger  Cash talks the rest are tire kickers and time wasters..

So far it feels like life has seriously beat me down and I'm tired of this.  

Said she owned it since the early 80's and is just tired of it and she is no getting any younger.  

I was in the Wholesale HVAC/R for 16 years tired of listening to stupid people earning damn Good money talking about flipping house's I figured if they can I definitely CAN ......Soooo I quit my job a few weeks ago and jumped in with both feet I gotta make this work because I have all my friends and family  thinking this is the dumbest stunt I've ever tried to pull off.