Foreclosuredaily.com was just too rich for my blood. 

This business like any other business it takes many years, blood and sweat.

I completed my first flip which i ended putting much of my blood, sweat and tears into towards the end due to a subpar contractor.  

But that's WAY too much work for my blood these days.

I don't Airbnb my own place, but just read this amazing blog post on Bigger Pockets entitled "Airbnb Disasters - Is that blood on the ceiling".  

It will make it extremely hard to compete with the investors who know how to run thinner margins and don’t require as much of a buffer but I highly doubt if they are putting up their homes as collateral if the deal goes bust.

I encourage lurkers, current investors who have had problems but are shy about coming forth, and future investors, to post about their experiences even at the risk of dealing with the different personalities involved, even if (male or female) they have "insert Donald Trump's blood quote here".I will update here after I get back on Monday. 

I thought you had to have a percentage of Hawaiian blood or married to a Hawaiian or is that an urban myth?  

Dealing with those that received lump sums from any source is an indication they lack the ability to save, the skin in the game carries less weight than if it had been saved over time, with the blood, sweat and tears.

Eddie, we're blood brothers and didn't even know it.