I’m new to the community and am eager to dive into discussions, answer questions, and maybe even share a joke or two along the way.

One very determined neighbor with deep pockets (a NYC restaurant owner) took us to court and drove that club to the point where we lost the house.

Do deep checks on possible deals, including looking at the property, having it inspected, checking the title, getting legal advice, and weighing risks.

With a little prompting, they typically open up about their deep down feelings about the tenant.  

If you get a bunch of folks that dont have deep reserves doing these and then the renter stops or worse they wrap the note and now cannot pay the original seller and put the original seller into credit hell.. that's when this is all going to get to the attention of the politicos .. 

I'd say consider starting with one property for starters, thoroughly researching the market you choose to be on and build a strong team before diving into multiple properties.

I see most housekeepers charge like $400 for a deep clean in my area but certainly this level of filth would cost more?

Let's dive deeper into this transformative force together!

I believe these deer produce close to 100 lbs of meat and that it's  put into a deep freezer and they use that as their food for the rest of the year.

But I would confirm what they were doing in 2008, since I have heard some syndicators talk about "I started investing in real estate in 2004..." which, when you dive into it, they mean "I bought my first primary residence in 2004", which is vastly different than doing large scale investments.Regarding syndications, only accredited offerings, etc: I tend to disagree.