Possibly or even probably, but that is not the point to my post.Simple as this really: Those who have the determination and brain power will apply what they have learned in the real world while a VAST majority will not.

While I certainly agree that housing prices have generally gone up over time, the vast majority of new landlords pay too much for their property; can't afford the negative cash flow; lose a bunch of money; and are forced out of business.

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If the lender chooses to sue the borrower and obtain both a foreclosure order, and if the proceeds of the judicial sale of the real estate are not sufficient to repay the loan balance, then a deficiency for the balance.

I've sent part of the deposit back for a few others, and the vast majority don't get anything back.So the way I see it, as a renter, they pretty much have resigned themselves to the fact that the DD is just a formality and if they are going to trash the place they will regardless of the 500 or 1000 I have as a deposit.That's right.

OTOH, the eviction specialists usually offer pretty low rates for that specific service, but should not generally be relied upon for unusual situations.By your post, you are a noob, so you probably are not starting out with complex, multi-million dollar deals, so the eviction attorney will probably be sufficient to handle other minor contract related issues, and setting up standard corporations or partnerships.

Yeah, chances are if the sidewalk is as poorly constructed as you can see -there's no expansion joints, mesh and there's not a sufficient gravel base beneath the existing concrete.

A vast majority of my investments are there.

Make sure you have a "sufficient" security deposit.

The truth is that the vast majority of newbies that "Just Do It" fail in a relatively short period of time.