In southern Utah I'm trying a completely different method of attack which is building brand-new homes to a niche group of owner users.

I nearly had a heart attack but after rereading your email I could see you were still in charge.

I'd like to know how you can tell, when a tenant signs your lease, that that tenant won't lose their job or they won't suffer a heart attack.

It appears to be futile to argue with you as you are he'll vent on being right, even though your statements are clearly inaccurate.As for the know it all comment, typically personal attacks are not allowed on this site, however, your remark was more of a compliment.

There is no need for personal attacks or mud flinging.

Would need to find the proper people to pitch it to and figure out how to pitch it...As of now my plan of attack is to build up a sufficient savings to quit my current job as a Carpenter and support multiple flips/year.

Some feedback on your plan: level of comfort with how much you owe is a personal thing, but one thing you could do to go faster is to leave the financing in place as you add properties, then once you've reached the requisite number of properties, attack the mortgages until they are paid off.

My plan of attack is to finance a few flips and build up my capital to the point where I can purchase a property to rent out.Meanwhile, I want to learn about flipping to determine if it is something I want to do for myself.

I've never heard of someone getting attacked by a board.If you want to learn to fight for real, check this out:https://www.youtube.com/watch?

Death by heart attack isnt so bad!!"