Getting the same feeling - a little tired but still ok.  

Though I have been interested in being in Real Estate since high school, I've worked in retail sales my entire life prior to now and am tired of not getting paid for the work and research I put in! 

Learn to not spend too much time on the tire kickers and focus on the meaty motivated deals.

Hello Every one my name is Mariana I am new to this and new to this page I just wanted to hear other peoples take on this and their stories, just looking to get inspired and know that this works and that there is hope other there , tired of only having 4 dollars in my bank account on a good day :/

I am an experienced investor that accepts rent payments from my 20 units two ways. 1) Online Checking or credit card payment through Buildium Property management software.2) Good ole PO boxI am asking how others accept rent because I am tired of the PO box.

18 months ago it was at 53% according to someone involved in the deal.A property this large I would want to "kick the tires" for a few months.

He maintains everything including mowing and he is tired of it and just wants to sell the place.  

Just make sure you give 30 days notice to the landlord.If your goal is to house hack, it may be difficult to find a duplex using drive for dollars and yellow letters unless you find something owned by a tired landlord, and most of those guys know what their stuff is worth.I closed on a duplex in Portland last week.

The situation is pretty bad:- the city keeps issuing fine over fine for things like grass or "tire in the driveway" or what not like there's a cash pinada- she didn't have one tenant in the past 3 years, not even Sect 8 wants to rent there- paying taxes and insurance and what not. all current though.- it's not a drug zone but just a bad patch with unemployed peeps doing nothing productive so to speakShe wants out, really bad, ready to write off the loss just to stop losing more money every month.

They have all been tire kickers looking to buy at a steep discount as well or folks wanting to meet for coffee and 'pick my brain' about investing.