So for us investors we will ride the wave up with our current homes.

I have well over that in personal policies, plus a blanket liability policy riding on top of it.

Maybe there's a deal on an "interior" house that needs a little work but is a short golf cart ride away to the beach that could do well. 

At least you can enjoy the ride once in a while.

I’ll drop a couple pics for now and update with more details of my journey so far on this roller coaster ride I’ve been on.

I'm unsure if route A) Payoff the car note, and patio with liquid.... and do a 2nd mortgage on the single family (40-50k) for the downpayment on the investment property, or B) just use the liquid to pay for the downpayment and ride out the car note and patio till when its due.Had a rough quote on the 2nd mortgage which would be 500 monthly, and I guess a follow up question would be; If going route (A) would I need to get the 2nd mortgage before or after pre-approval from the builder?

I can totally see the direction that is REIReply is going and I am riding with them.

I love the way everyone in NWA has a riding lawnmower. ;-) It's a beautiful part of the state. 

But when I asked the agent to ride out and check the small farm he noticed Butler (steel buildings) on the land.

Tell us about your most surprise or hilarious experiences, and whether the journey was worth the excitement!