I do observe many people in real estate investing with great questions, like, "What do you think of duplexes?"

We'd welcome your "boots on the ground" observations and experiences from the biggest boom state in the US.

You can also observe for a few months to see if it is getting worse.

My casual observation of the market, at least on my side of town, is that it's really a seller's market at the moment and good deals for flipping are hard to come by.

The fourth contractor said, he had never provided a detailed quote and didn't know if he could do it properly, but was willing to try.He didn't do too badly.Even to this day, I'm baffled by adversity of the renovation and construction trades to providing detailed quotes ... especially with all the software available to assist them {I even helped write one years ago}.I'm sure my observations are skewed by the size of businesses with which we deal.

@Harish C excellent question and observation.

I am not trying to be mean or talk about someone that I don't know and who can't defend themselves, I am just making an observation.

I always listened and observed my investors, trying to learn about investing.

If it were that easy, everyone would do it.Based on my observation, landlords tend to live on the west side and own rentals on the east side.

Yes, you will have to observe the state specific rights of redemption which include rights for the borrowers as well as other lien holders on title.