That gave me a bit of a taste of what real estate can do if you find the right deal but I had no idea what I was doing at the time.

Too small for my taste......

Restaurants in the immediate area would definitely depend on one's taste, however, its about 12 min to ferndale, 15-18min to Royal oak, so between Downtown Detroit and those other two places one would have solid options

It just seems like the guy tasted a little bit of fame and success and decided he could make more money with these get rich quick programs and ripping people off, than investing in real estate itself.

I would add that you can go a long way just having some clean color schemes (two wall colors and one trim color will do almost any house) and a few tasteful accent pieces. 

When you see the property, you'll inevitably be influenced by your own taste when, in reality, what matters is first and foremost the the profitability of your investment.

I am new to real estate investing and am on the verge of getting my 1st property underway; it's so close I can taste it! 

By holding onto those properties, you'll be savoring the sweet taste of appreciation and cash flow, laying the foundations of a solid empire for generations to come.A long-term mindset is key to building lasting wealth in real estate.

If you are new you might over see many things that can get you into trouble and lose money and then have a salty taste about investing and not want to continue this journey.

Probably not What a product comes out that looks and tastes just like Coke, beat the actual Coke?