I love real estate it is very thrilling and in love the whole investment industry.

Keep up the great work, and I'm thrilled to have found this website and podcasts.

Most are so thrilled to be moving in that they will deal with the lack for awhile and the installation disruption cheerfully.

I jumped ship and went with a local printer and have been thrilled.

Guessing at the context and how it may help you...If a house is being sold for what it is worth, $100k and has a mortgage of $100k, then there is nothing for seller to receive at closing and nothing for you to gain vs any house down the street.However, if a owner has been in the house 20 years, and its worth $100k and only owes $25k, then there is a lot of spread to negotiate, if you can get to $70k, owner may feel thrilled to walk with $45k and you get $30k in equity so how is this important? 

Being a brand new baby of BP I have to say I am thrilled beyond the most heart stopping roller coaster out there!  

I like cars  bought a brand new Mercedes in 1979 when I was 24 for 35k ... and that was a thrill I drove that car over 300k miles.. it was a turbo.But then I got into aviation and well that sets the bar up quite a bit..

I have done a fair amount of aerobatics and had to where the chute... it would have been interesting to have my first jump one of necessity instead of for the thrill...

A lot of investors (especially new ones) are going to focus on the "easy" projects -- basically the basic cosmetic stuff, also known as "paint and carpet" projects.Other investors (myself included) are always thrilled to find these easy rehabs, but are also perfectly willing to do the "ugly houses" as well, if the numbers make sense.Then there are the guys who actually prefer to focus on the ugly houses and don't like the easy stuff (they get nervous when deals seem to easy).So, investors are all over the board on this, and experience will play a big role...

You can imagine how thrilled we were at our potential.