It takes countless hours of reading, listening, asking a million questions, analyzing properties, looking, etc.You are in the right place, we've all had those same feelings, you're not alone - you've got this!

I’ve watched countless hours of YouTube videos and listened to the same amount of podcasts.

He says he’s going to get a large lump sum soon, but there has been countless delays.What option is best?

In Gordon's case, he was pulled in many directions over countless phone calls, and had a hard time getting a straight answer on how to move forward."

Most seasoned investors here have told you it’s not, others have laid it out for you why it’s not, countless notable investors agree it’s not… heck if you think a car is an investment asset go buy cars, buy and hold a new one and then let us know how it works out for you… you seem to have a chip on your shoulder when someone tells you that your primary is a not a cash flowing asset… Idk what to tell you… can’t make this stuff up.. you win.  

It takes countless hours and lots of money to get a start in this field.

For that one case where the IRS allowed it with a w2 job there are countless others they did not. 

I know my question is dependent on countless variables but I was wondering if there is a General ROI investors are looking for in the North Carolina area.

@Jay Hinrichs - I have seen countless post of yours warning everyone about what type of property class they are investing in. 

I did two bathrooms and a countertop, before I tackled this job. and even so I was out of my element. you can find countless books on tiling, so i will not go into what you need. but I will recommend if you are doing a very large job using a scoring tile cutter along with a wet saw comes in handy. also a 1/2 inch drill is essential so that you can mix your thinset. some sort of multi max multi mate or or other oscillating tool with a diamond attachment.