I moved up to only buying 20 lot plus developments anymore.. by the time you do the brain drain at least you have 20 lots in one spot you can attack.. it could literally take you years to find 20 separate lots that made sense.

It is semi inground, so I can literally throw my leg over any point and climb in.

It is semi inground, so I can literally throw my leg over any point and climb in.

There are literally some neighborhoods that have homes pushing $1 million.

It's amazing how quite literally a few pixels and an auto response email pat on the back create this tiny amount of electronic validation that is so encouraging to do more. 

Anyway, it's low initial investment, you get to live for free, your tenants are literally buying you a duplex/ triplex/ quadplex by paying down your loan, you are able to write off the deprecation of the property from your income+ other tax advantages, you can potentially be cash-flowing on top of living free from day one (if not you will down the line if you move out and rent your unit) and you will potentially see appreciation based solely on inflation or market trends depending on the specific location of the property or you can force appreciation by fixing up the property.

A good property manager with solid vendors is literally worth their weight in gold! 

There are literally entire CLASSES devoted just to the notion of discounting and how it applies to investing, yet Gallinelli attempts to explain it in one paragraph and then apply it to real estate in another page or two.

I was literally depressed for about two weeks about losing this one.

Either way, my offer was literally half of what he was looking for, which I feel like is the case for most of houses because the houses around had sold for that much.