With our blood, sweat and tears, our main strategy will focus on raising capital by way of retirement account holders and purchasing investment property through a joint-venture agreement.

This is in Baltimore Maryland Blood out of a stone, good luck with that.

It's nearly impossible to enforce the lease on most tenants because you can't collect a judgment from them (you can't get blood from a turnip.

Actually in my blood.

All you have to do and just circulate a simple extension.

I am willing to give my blood, sweat, and tears to learn the in's and out's from someone with the PROPER knowledge willing to teach.

I like Buffett on the subject: the best time to sell is never, so I'm planning to whether a few storms and cycles.Still, and I'm trying to boost my savings rate and take this to heart, when banks are hesitant to lend, foreclosures are up, and there's blood in the streets, having cash will make you a fortune.And Scott, I still serve and bartend part time!

Property auctions are filled with sharks that can smell blood of a newbie in the water.The first few times you go, do not bring cash or any other way to purchase a property. 

They may also try to continue to undercut each other by marginal amounts each time – after a certain point there’s no sense string them out too long trying to squeeze blood from a stone.

@Scott Trench I agree with you about the quality of the market segment you are targeting and at the same time be very careful with the thinking that a blood bath in high end rentals will not impact the lower end properties.