which steamed my entire basement, buckled the hardwood flooring in Unit 1 above, and sent steam through the back wall (all my walls are hollow/uninsulated here in a 100 year old brick building) all the way through up Unit 1, 2, and 3.

Great for frogs, fish, birds, etc, just not too good for houses. 

@Shaun M.Found a nice 9MM pistol that was loaded with hollow points in a Baltimore Row house I was wholesaling.

Remember, you probably need to analyze about 100 deals to get 1, so be prepared to kiss a ton of frogs to find that one prince :)

@Aaron ClementsEat the frog sounds like a very interesting read!

I would always go there for spring break and dirt bike at Sand Hollow sand dunes. 

i buy houses in this range . 750 rent on 25k is as fine as frog hairs .

I've read a good handful of books myself in the few weeks I've been digging in, including Elephant in the Room, Eat That Frog, Rich Dad, Think and Grow Rich, How to Invest in Real Estate by Brandon Turner, and Nolo's Buying your first home (just for terms and general knowledge).I have 5 more books coming in in about a week or so.

He showed me that carpenter ants had hollowed out the base.

OK then shut the frog up, step up and claim what is rightfully yours!