I want to see steady income going in the bank account....like a regular paycheck that is about 3x to 4x the rent.I'm not thrilled with running a business with the X.   

I suggest calling that person, i'm sure they'd be thrilled with an opportunity to earn your business. 

I'm thrilled to become a part of this dynamic real estate tax forum, and I'm eager to introduce myself to this fantastic community.

I originally was thrilled to lock in 3.5% for 15 years.  

After living on the East Coast for nearly a decade, I moved to San Diego a couple of years ago and became enthralled once again with homes in Southern California.I'm a fully licensed real estate agent and am thrilled to be working with a wholesale real estate company that prides itself on providing a hands-on approach with investors and buyers. 

." ;) The thrill of the hunt!

The developers are thrilled at the cost effectiveness and pre-rented nearly all of the units.

The numbers worked out on some of them just okay, but I wasn't thrilled with anything.

I saw earlier posts about the new law, SB 978, investor suitability requirements for trust deed investments.California now requires that when selling or brokering all of, or an interest in trust deed investments, hard money lenders and other providers have to:1) obtain information about the investor, some of which was not necessarily required under previous law, including, but not limited to* net worth* other investments* education or investment experience / level of sophistication* career history* age* income* tolerance for riskThere is a new form from the California Department of Real Estate that can be used to gather some of the information.The form, although it asks questions some of my investors are not exactly thrilled to answer, is not all that bad.2) The big part is that we now have to "consider the investor's circumstance and whether or not the investment is suitable for them."

She is a valid REI and is thrilled at her cash flow (no mortgage payment) on the one property.