@Oscar Jacome - I got into this for financial freedom but then got so addicted to it all I found myself working 60+ hours a week and it seemed no time was a good time to take off. 

We already have our next deal in the works- another 2 units that we are going to rehab and rent :) ...everyone was right, this is addicting..... 

I have seen some unbelievable things people do now.

The potentially addicting thing about talking to people on Craigslist is that you know they want to sell.  

It's addicting. :)

It's far safer than working on ladders, and it also has some unbelievable storage space.On the possibility of the business arrangement per the previous post, we actually had a business arrangement gone bad, of sorts. 

I am getting addicted.

I've also put a sign on the front door warning of this since, in some cases, scammers will tell applicants to drive by the house but ignore my For Rent sign and deal only with them.While it sounds rather unbelievable that someone would send money for a deposit on a house they haven't seen, it obviously happens (or these scams would not continue).  

I am psycho addicted to this stuff now, I love talking about it and sharing what l have learned about tax deed auctions and lands available lists and the quirks you need to know so you don't miss the deals.

I think that if I have one successful deal with a flip or BRRR I'm going to become (1) addicted and (2) highly successful.