I want to be very careful to not over spend and not select things for my own taste and style.

Since I now have the inspection report, which revealed additional problems not disclosed by the seller, I'm considering revising my second offer.Would revising my offer be in poor taste?  

Once you get a taste for that it will be easier to decide if you want to do either on a larger scale in the future.I started out rehabbing houses and am now 100% focused on rentals but I am comfortable doing large scale rehabs on a rental property as long as I'm the owner at the end (not doing the work for resale).Hope this helps guide you in the right direction!

I'm starting to take a page from the @Gene Hacker playbook and spending a lot more time enjoying my life - wine tasting in Napa today, weekday happy hours, concerts, hiking...

Las Vegas, like any other metropolitan area, have a wide variety of neighbourhoods and prices (Yes, there are still bunch of $20K SFRs there but whether or not it worth buying is a matter of taste and investment niche.

His seminars are way to much upsell for my taste.

The daily grind of getting that next bid from customers, who have predetermined that every contractor is going to rip them off, is putting a bad taste in my mouth. 

Keep up the good taste in books

Bates-Hendricks is still a little bit hit and miss for my personal tastes, but I know there is a lot of activity over there.

I was working full time and once I tasted the greatness I wanted more.