My wife and I are eagerly wanting to get more financial freedom and spend more time with our kids and other peoples stories on BP have really afforded us vision for opportunity.

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I started out with a vision for this property but slowly dropped a lot of those ideas for budget purposes or just because I don’t care anymore.

What you should pragmatically expect instead is that you'll hire a contractor who offers you a so-so price and promises you the earth and sky, shows you beautiful photos of work he's supposedly done in the past, but ends up turning in something that doesn't quite meet your expectations or design vision.

Number one: I got off course from my goals and vision.

@Rebecca ArkoI can understand the vision of both sides.

Lots of competition and the heat can be felt.I agree with the other posters just as far as looking at near and adjacent cities that you can get decent returns at a purchase price within your intended vision.

There was no vision.

Many owners who are not investors have an inflated vision of what their property is worth. 

Good luck in your ventures"But does anyone here on BP have a vision of a better RE Industry in the USA for the future?