I had a horrible time getting my contractors to go out there to do stuff.

In my opinion, buying a new car would be a horrible decision and counter productive to your goals.

When we moved out, the market for selling was horrible so renting it out was the better choice at that time.The market has turned in our area and houses are selling good and often times with multiple offers.

Still might not be a home run, but hopefully isn't a horrible start.Crossing my fingers that I'm not making a horrible mistake...

I also mentioned above that I'm working on my website, which I'm not horrible at doing, and will be using that as well.

I felt horrible for the subs, but I did my part.

The returns are usually horrible.

I believe that real estate is the best way for your average person to achieve the goals I am aiming for.I bought an investment property in 1988 and had a horrible experience with tenants not paying rent.While I am now interested in getting back into R.E. investing, I never, ever will do anything that involves tenants!

It was horrible.

Obviously they can't all be accurate.In my opinion, there are a handful of sites that are doing good due diligence, there appear to be a larger number that are doing average to below average due diligence, and a small number of sites that are doing absolutely horrible due diligence.2) if every site made their performance publicly available, then I wouldn't have a problem with number one.