I have a huge problem with new investors thinking they're going to have $300 a month in cash flow only to end up in a pinch with the truth rears it ugly head.Having tenants "buying you a house" is a great thing, too. 

Also, many refrigerators that have their cooling coils in the rear will require some space for air to flow over those coils; such refrigerators can't have their backs directly against the wall if they are to properly operate.

The windows in the living room are rear-facing.20082013Oh, and here's a (terrible) photo of our updated kitchen.

Not really a big deal either way I was just curious because I didn't remember a exterior rear shot before.

The renovatoin process, no matter how much you think about construction, continues to be a pain in the rear.

And you had perfectly good assets being lost as the loans matured there was no way to refi and the underlying lenders foreclosed on perfectly good working assets because the owners could not retire debt in cash they had always banked on the ( OH MY BANK WILL roll the 20 due in 5 over they always have).. when they did not boom.. but I don't want to dwell on it I darn near ended up a statistic and its way in the rear view mirror.. but a combination of mortgage market  liar loans  credit freeze .. build stopped  jobs lost this all fed into it.take our PDX market .. 10k homes or doors built a year or more from 1990 to 2008... 2009   700 total that's all.. next year 1500 next year 2500 next year 3500 next year 5000 plus.. 

I am specifically looking for someone experience in the area of Preforeclosure cureing the rears and tax liens.Thank You.

Don’t be a pain in the rear to deal with.  

After my first investment, it gets cloudy on what I want to do, it all seems great to get into, from wholesaling, to buy and hold, SF to Multi, I know that I will find a niche and strategy eventually but as a youngster finding out that there is so many paths to this, it can get overwhelming. 

I read his materials cover to cover and there are many inspirational pieces to get you off your rear end and into the field.Although I bought the materials back around 2007, before Dodd Frank and the SAFE Act, the theory is all very sound.For the money,under hundred dollars I think it's a great value for the consumer to get a grounding in the basics of real estate investingI have not experienced Simple Man's coaching want to but I can only assume that it's excellentIf anybody that follows me on BP is considering the educational product, I highly recommend that you make the investment