There are plenty of properties in my area, but the owners (banks) are not letting them go for a decent price, even though they are in need of major rehab.For me, it took nearly 4 years of studying before I took the plunge, but once I did the flood gates opened up.I now have access to as much money as I need for rehab deals.

So you really have to research a bit before taking the plunge.

Hello, I am new to the real estate investing and view the current market as the prime time to take my plunge.

We need to make a decision on this one soon, then if need be get back out and see some more properties.I will follow up once we get off our asses and decide what to do here, and will be sure to include $ amounts for each phase as well.So far, this experience has certainly proven what I've read to be 100% true - the learning/planning is the easy part, gritting your teeth and taking the initial plunge is much more difficult.

It is currently considered to be a paradise for real estate investments, so we took the plunge.

However, when lending changed suddenly and vacancy rates began to climb, the need for cash infusions on properties with plunging values wiped many portfolios and investors out very quickly.

And no, I don't get any proceeds if you take the plunge, I simply love Vanguards awesomeness :)

Spent a lot of time reading, learning, and soaking it all in, getting ready to take the plunge!

When we reached our cap of 10 loans, and knew we were staring down commercial loans--we decided to take the plunge and go big.  

I am finally ready to take the plunge so this morning I went to check out a couple of developments that are currently under in the works.