My husband, however, did not have the same childhood education in real estate, and it still a bit bitter about our 2007 mistake.

This is a blessing to have family but with a project like that, if you do have them, they will become very bitter very quickly because they may not share your same passion for real estate.

From a landlords perspective that can be your cash flow disappearing literally into thin air...it's common for rentals to include heat/HW for many reasons, some being tenants like it (maybe more important in high vacancy areas), let's you as the landlord sleep better on those bitter cold January nights, or with one heating system you may have little choice in the matter.  

Because I'm an idiot, I thought I would save some money by shutting the heat off in the other unit of my property (I live in Denver and it was bitterly cold this particular week).  

I came to learn about BP due to someone posting it in an Michigan real estate investing group on YouTube, the segment was encouraging and just want I needed, as I could relate to her story and she's from Detroit.Looking to learn, because of what I have been going through, I have a hunger to be surrounded by women(in a good way, not in a bitter way)No regrets, because my circumstance has fueled my passion to aquire properties and start my  investment journey.I have already got an LLC, and working on building business credit, would also need help in this area.I would love to learn from people, any suggestions on how to acquire my first purchase would be helpful as I am still out of the womb new , anyone who is willing to guide me, I am all ears.

But that's just me...I'm a bitter ol' woman with anger issues so I like to get a little revenge LOL.

The tenants I inherited were in $500/month apartments complaining bitterly about a flat $10 increase.

Paying mortgage insurance up front($6500) and premiums monthly is a bitter pill to swallow.

It was an off-market deal at the time in a great location near Blanco and Bitters (North to Northwest part of San Antonio, 78232).

. - Signs point to a spring market that will rival last year’s post-lockdown pent-up demand.- The 1Q21 median sales price $275.0K, up by $30K (+12.2%) from 1Q20.- First quarter sales in the Philadelphia Metro totaled 17,937, up +13.1%.