But I mean something in the back of your mind, buried deep in your heart that your life is really all about.

Also, again... there are no "good" property managers... especially for someone just starting out and trying to invest from 6 hours away....And... there is this old saying that you should take to heart...

If you need to move by a specific date don't try to buy a short sale.Rather than getting your heart set on a specific house, and then getting it broken, you should find 10 houses that you like and make offers on all of them.

Short sales are not for the "faint of heart", but I agree with James and Ted.

A classic example is someone who has a heart attack or quadruple bypass.

It's during that second term that a President is free (if he wishes) to follow his heart and try and do what he feels is right for his country; or not.If Obama gets un-elected for a second term all the voting sheeple will blame it on race.

Josh,If I knew the material was educational, I would opt in in a heart beat.

The son (and only heir - the Mother died intestate) from Deerfield Beach, FL (Broward Co.) comes up a few months to clean up the house and apparently dies from a heart attack.

What were the major motivations that made you put your heart into it?

I really can't think of any cons besides your broker thinking you may not be taking his companies interest at heart.