Another, scarier story I have is from when my business partner at the time and I were touring a house that'd been vacant and on the market for a few years, deep in the back woods of Vershire VT, real middle of nowhere town that has fewer residents now than way back in the 18th century.

Yes, you can cut your hair yourself, you can floss and deep clean your teeth too , also prep your own avocado toast with your own squished Orange for drink.. 

Along with property tax's way lower and you dont have the weather issues in the deep south..

Then I will deep dive the asset.I agree that you lose control also, but new investors doing a flip and trusting a contractor they met on Angie's List is way more a loss of control I think.

It doesn’t have as many pre-built search filters as PropStream, but it’s excellent for quickly adding and managing leads on the go.Invelo and Property Radar are good for more niche searches like probate, inheritance, and deceased properties, especially if you’re trying to dive deep into public records.I’d suggest trying out a couple of free trials to see which interface and data best fits your specific strategy.

I would look at solds before going too deep on deals.

You want to grow your portfolio wide, before you grow it deep.

Do not want to jump in too deep right off the bat though. 

Based in New York, my work-life spans across New York City and Long Island while I reside in Mount Vernon, Westchester County.I’m diving deep into real estate investing, working on building my knowledge first and my portfolio later.

It's really awesome to see, while I love the podcasts, it's great to have such great deep-dive information on specific topics all in one place.So this week, I'm wondering, what topic are you most eager to learn about before 2024 ends?