On the flip side (no pun intended) going into it prepared, you're cool, calm, and collected.On our flip, even though it was our first.

You will build your RE knowledge brick by brick (no RE pun intended) while continuing to grow your own portfolio.  

That's just the lay of the land (no pun intended).

I have to say though as first timer (no pun) for sprinklers, I had a bit of a rough time and had to talk to the irrigation guy and kept reading through the book to figure it out.

As I am considering to start here in Indy , I look around and notice there are lots of big investors with big pockets(no pun intended) and lots of experience making moves in the area too.To me that's a good thing , it seems I am looking in the right direction. 

I feel like people would be put off to find trash in their mail even if there was a fun pun to go along with it. 

I'm looking to this specifically because of the lower threshold to entry, smaller scope rehab, lower ARV would theoretically leave the door open (no pun intended) for both retail or investor buyers depending on area.

Hi guys I need advice for obtaining my first rental here’s what my investment picture looks like:50k cash liquid 82k available biz credit cards total limitNo debt other than some personal credit cards that do not exceed 5k which I can get rid of at anytime but I’m using a 0 percent balance transfer on one of my cards.No student debt no kids I have to take care no pun intended just painting a financial picture What’s the best way to leverage my money and get a solid return on a rental property?

That might tell you if the owner is "blowing smoke" (pun intended) as to when the fire was.

As far as I can tell, the podcasts are not part of the bigger (no pun intended) Google Play App.