I could easily google how to pull my own teeth, but I still go to a dentist when I have a toothache. 

Going commercial is certainly a good thing, but it's no place to cut your investor teeth.

I am not real clear on the teeth in the SAFE act law.

I would be interested to hear more about the process of unearthing deals or possible deals for individuals who are cutting their teeth in REI.  

I like having a "middle man" because I am too nice :) I feel sorry for people when their dog dies or they get all of their teeth knocked out in a car wreck (true story) and can't pay on time.Also, on a more serious note, my property manager has processes in place to handle tenant screening, rent collection, maintenance calls, late payments, walk-thrus, etc.

If they're "selling the American dream" to people, but don't own a house, It would be like going to see a dentist with a mouth full of rotten teeth.

You guys should definitely find something to sink your teeth on since you're more familiar with the area.

I have no illusions it is a grand slam, but I think it is something I can cut my teeth on and I am excited to move forward.

.- It's like pulling teeth thus far to get this much information.- He's informed me that he will only speak of the remaining debt on the property with a serious buyer.My question is should I try and take this deal or walk away?

Or is it completely personal as to what makes the difference between "I got my moneys worth." and "I barely pulled out by the skin of my teeth."?