I have always thought about investing in RE but I guess I just haven't had the "nerve" to take the plunge.

However, granted you find a property with decent cash flow, very low HOA, and no current rental caps, would you take the plunge?

Still have a couple more years to lay the groundwork for the plunge into development on my own though.

Many of these people will take the plunge, but as I would expect, probably most will not, after conducting their research.

After some soul searching, I took the plunge into real estate investing full time and bought the 11 lots in LA!

Check the availability of your lender before taking the plunge into the 2MP.

I've been studying real estate for almost a decade and been too squeamish to take the plunge now I'm jumping in!

hi theremy name is david bethel and I am preparing to take the plunge into the real estate business.

My Experience, Says if you can tolerate personally dealing with renters and small management companies who take 7% on average while doing very little, and building maintenance including plunging toilets on an occasional Sunday. 

Hello,Thinking about taking the plunge on buying a house at the courthouse.Looks like title search is going to be about $100...once I get the title search and find out this is the purchase of the "FIRST in line" loan is there any other gotchas I need to worry about?