I have no experience in this but in an attempt to stir the "pot" I will toss in what I have seen.Unless you are in "bad" areas I do not see many homes in NJ going for a big discount.

Perhaps I'm just spreadsheet stupid (which is sad for an IT guy).Did I stir the mud enough?  

Fellow Charlestonians, It's time for Charleston, WV to stir up some networking.

With that being said, I have a couple various questions that I hope will stir up a little bit of conversation as well as help me start hammering some things down. 

Also, just to stir the pot a little more, I disagree that it is damn near impossible to get wealthy without leverage ...

So, many are here simply to stir activity, gain popularity, get a following to lead the naïve sheep for a haircut.I have watched newbies come and go over 5 years, I'd guess that half are gone in a year, another 30% hang around for a couple years, 10% will be in the black in a couple years and post an occasional deal, the other 10% will be here in 3 years actually making a living at it, top 10% of those 10% will be doing pretty well.

(If you do your own rehab some blood also) :cry: I know that when I finish a project I tend to think that I am going to lay off for a while, But in a month or so I go stir crazy and have to find something to do.

Thanks Mike,Check out one of my recent blogs.It stirred controversy with many "fluffy" investors lol - https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/strategy-ten-deals-month/I hope you find it useful.Much success

Too stirred up emotionally to take the right decision after losing my pillar of support. 

She willbe stirring up that in your backyard.