I am very organized and action orientated and fiscally risk averse and conservative.

For instance: your leaking toilet ruined their rug,  your fridge stopped working and their food spoiled. 

My dad and I have an 1100 acre piece of land south of Washington DC that we already have zoned for a transit oriented development.

Tenants can always add area rugs if they prefer. 

I think that sector/passion-oriented knowledge is a good way to develop specific and unique segments in a market.

Bank of the Orient and Avid Bank do bridge lending at preferable rates, around 5% with 1 point, on non-performing assets up to 75% LTV.

Most here are investor oriented, I understand the "I own that" side, bottom line if the enjoyment of having is worth the holding costs and like you say you get a deal, just buy it.

They are investor oriented and I wouldn't ever consider any other place to hang my license. 

I enjoy reading postings by Roy, as he is very in tune with the Canadian market, and very detail-oriented – may be a good person for you to “follow”.

As some of you know, we are very creative and artistic when it comes to our flips and we perform upgrades that are not advised on the BP Podcast and many forums (we put colors on and inside our homes and fixtures that are very design-oriented....and not everyone will love it, but the few buyers we do attract REALLY love it) so it should be pretty interesting what we do on this flip.My partner Zerik and I are now starting a new flip that I feel would be very interesting for BPers to follow, as this one is not your standard rehab.