Maybe you could take a page out of that book, but then again you are probably similar to him and couldn't relate.

In hindsight it was the only benefit I got.. as they never made a dime all the years I owned them and then to resell at least I could sell them retail but they had to be fully renovated to compete with new builds so any cash flow i made went right back into renovating before i sold them.. 

I would be coming in through an LLC, so feel comfortable with liability protection as it relates to other assets, but still, will be on title, so there is exposure.As a real estate guy I'm still in growth mode and am having a hard time swallowing the dst pill. 

single family homes in the city are a relative bargain right now, depending on school district...

QBO's reports are also super duper customizable.And, the 3rd major benefit of QBO is its ability to integrate with other platforms more seamlessly than REI-specific software.I promise I don't work for Intuit haha.

By find a solution to aid me for the mean time, like unemployment benefits etc.Please if you do comment with ideas or suggestions to be motivating.

It's in a Class A suburb (great schools, low crime) and has appreciated but I feel that property taxes are a big high relative to home value.

I want to give them a benefit of doubt, but I wonder how often you had a list of 10000 prospects, a power dialer to call 2000 numbers a day and speak with those you were connected to (approximately 200 prospects per day_, and still got only 3 unmotivated seller leads in 5 business days?

And you get the benefit of having over 100 past ones to catch up on.Locate and attend 3 different local REIA club meetings great place to meet people gather resources and info.

I am brand new to all things Real Estate, and Investing related and I signed up for BiggerPockets to meet great people in the same space I'm trying to enter as well as learn as much as I can.