I have several friends who bit off more than they could chew.

Perhaps in your situation and your area where you will be investing, you will have a different thought on th matter.The multi unit WILL get you into the RE investing biz and give you some initial and needed experience without biting off more thna you can chew.

But I bit off more than I could chew as I already in the middle of another rehab.

In the high-end, the projects tend to sit on the market longer and the construction interest tends to chew into the margin too far to make it worth the risk.b.I also tend to think the structure of the deal is extremely important.

For me personally I simply don't know enough about the legalese that needs to be in commerical contracts and I'm not ready to bite off more than I can chew there.Not only that, but I have one other big problem.

I would start chewing away at some of the past postings and some of the articles at the top and on the left side.

The cashflow from this rental is pretty much chewed up by the payment on the 20 loan.

When I walked through the house to look at it the dogs definitely used the bathroom in the garage and chewed up 75% of the trim throughout the house and my dogs while inside by themselves they ate through the drywall in a few places in the house and this is where my biggest concern is that mold from the dogs urinating on the walls and the moisture seeping in and not being noticed and mold growing from there.

Pre-schoolers can reach window sills and chew on them.

My partner and I are definitely going to chew on all this.