That region of the foothills around the 210&15 along with "Fontucky" (Fontana) amazes me with its growth potential... it doesn't hurt that the race track is nearby.

Yes, you may be putting the cart before the horse.

Hello,I have been investing in real estate for a few years now (rehabs, buy & Hold), I've focused on wholesale for the last year and I'm always looking to learn, needless to say I'm very grateful to the information and the resources available here, with that being said...SCENARIO: I have a contract on a horse property in the middle of scottsdale, AZ it currently has a 1500 SFR and the lot is .85 acres.

I realize you can lead a horse to water, but my theory is that if If just 1 in 100 tenants listen or read these books and help their financial situation, it may reduce my turnovers and cost of turnovers.I'm curious as to if anyone has tried this or something similar in their welcome package.

:) Much less the streets set up for safe drag racing.

But back to the original thought, what raced trough my head was opportunity.

Am I being too hesitant or is she putting the cart before the horse?  

It does not matter for me what gender or race you are.

REITS both Mortghage and Equity REITS responded positive to this.I think RE is in a slow steady up trend (slow and steady wins the race) The short term volatility in the sstock market is to be ignored IMO.

My first vc meeting last year with the founder of a multi billion dollar fund said, "I have no idea even how to approach due diligence on this, the best thing may be is to bet on a couple horses and see who wins.".