Instead of learning a lesson in finance they get addicted to something for nothing mentality.

And, I believe that is a much, much smaller percentage of the total homeless population when compared to those who can't find housing due to mental illness, addiction, etc.

As i was not informed of any lead being present when i purchased the property, and everything im reading about it says its mucho dineroI guess i should have just left the apartment a crap hole and rented to some of the local heroin addicts and adopt a slum lord way of doing things...

I've become addicted.

I have a son living in San Francisco and he would love to get into real estate investing but, as you mention, @Lumi Ispas, the prices are unbelievably high.

It's an addictive catch-22 as they then try to buy into the same must have area.

,Nudge is HUGE money company.. and really I have been to their Vegas event its unbelievable.. they will sell more property in one event then most turnkey sell in a year or two.. it was truly amazing.. their main pitch guy was the flipping Vegas guy Yancy.. 

The first purchase is always the toughest but you'll find that it becomes addictive.

(Not just BP).My main concern with your borrowing addiction is you seem worried by the thought of Banks wanting you to have 25%+ equity before they'll give you refi terms.

The feeling of success that came with each "thank you" was addicting; scouring the BP forums for tax related questions soon became an obsession (thank goodness for key word alerts).