If you are risk adverse real estate, (especially out of state) is not for you.

Not real estate related but a great book about dealing with adversity in all aspects of life past and present and how to life a happier and more fulfilled life.

I was also ready to file for adverse Possession.

If you are risk adverse real estate, (especially out of state) is not for you.

If you are risk adverse real estate, (especially out of state) is not for you.

(New PA law requires Ten years if the property is less than a half acre -see the affect of PA house Bill #352 lowering Quiet Title times via Adverse Possession to ten years for some PA residences.)  

Getting over the hump of that first property just seems daunting.We aren't risk adverse, but thought it would be great to get some opinions on how to start in REI based on where we are at.We're both 29 (no kids yet), and have roughly $300K in easily accessible capital we could use (more if I wanted to cash-in on some options/RSUs). 

Would this be worth challenging for adverse possession through the court to identify the note holder?

Being 20 years old and taking the necessary steps to start my career in real estate and real estate investing, I get a lot of support and face some adversity as well.From what I’ve heard, a lot of RE agents and mortgage brokers are not as willing and encouraged to work or talk with young individuals.So how do I go about reaching out to them without them turning me down bc I am young?

He also is very debt adverse and even though the debt is good debt, he doesn't differentiate... yet.