Even if they just get part-time gigs at Starbucks they'll hit 3x rent.The pets are an issue, but there's a big difference between a peacock, a long-haired rescue cat, and a mangy lab, and a parakeet, a Siamese, and a Yorkie.I'd look closer.

I'll be reaching out to you later on this week to discuss a few things with you as soon as I sit down and develop my course of action with a detailed planning chart of my goals.

It's not compounded interest that grows logarithmally like you see in some charts from investment sellers. 

This single fam had major roof and ceiling damage... probably a bit more involved than a newbie should undertake but I'm a gluten for punishment and I figure this will finally grow hairs on my chest, LOL.

(Eviction, maybe) I have it very explicitly written out that the home is for residential purposes and operating in-home businesses including daycares, hair salon, etc are in directly violation of the terms of their lease. 

@Angela Russo I'm guessing that it is going to be extremely difficult to locate a chart identifying states that allow fractionalization without securities law and brokerages coming into play.

Taking a look at a few of their videos and pricing get chart this does seem like a very viable option for even a beginner.

great points.. and its what really makes working all over the country interesting.. especially when it comes to title work as you described.. not sure how you folks close in CO  Attorney or Title company.. but in Attorney states your not getting title pulled and committed to in any short period of time. you would think though that if the OP has a pipeline to a great wholesaler in your area that wholesaler takes on the duty of checking title. when I was doing foreclosure rescue in ORegon and Washington ( before it became illegal) we closed many a deal within 24 hours. and or same day.. but of course we took them with whatever hair we had on them and took the risk.. got burnt a few times. but our title plants and our customer service here in our area is over the top good..

I had a thermometer chart on the fridge and would take the fam to Costco for hotdogs to celebrate pay-offs as we went.  

Then how come those "costs vs value" charts typically show a bathroom remodel as averaging only 58-65% return on investment?