I am not saying this is the case because I am in no position to actually know but starting out with a can of worms in one of the surest ways to start out on the wrong foot in real estate investing and one of the worse things you can let happen to you at any time. 

I just bought my family home in April right before I found this site..... well since I used my first time home buyer loan now I got to find another way to get my foot in the door.

Tenants, vendors, guests of tenants, the mailman, UPS, the cable guy -- in other words, anyone who ever sells anything to the property or sets foot on it is a potential creditor.

Tenants, vendors, guests of tenants, the mailman, UPS, the cable guy -- in other words, anyone who ever sells anything to the property or sets foot on it is a potential creditor.  

I am 20 years old and looking to get my foot into the Real Estate Door.

In my area roofs are about 2.5 a square foot so I know that cost.

While you might not be finding the home-run that you are hoping for, you are getting a foot in the door of one of the hottest real estate markets in America.  

I've heard a lot about Allure being such a great product for rentals, usually with it being on sale for less than a dollar and/or installing it yourself so you don't have to pay for installation.Before I spend $3.50 a square foot for Allure Ultra and then more more money for the installation, I'm hoping I can get some questions answered first:1) If its not on sale and you have to pay for installation, is Allure still recommended and a good buy?

In one month I got 10 tenants at 100/month, also I have turned a 40 foot container into 2 workshops at 250/ month each .

All,I currently live on 5 acres of land with my home towards the front of the property and a 960 square foot workshop/garage about 160 feet behind my house.