My initial target area is Ridgely's Delight.

If I had a bit more money I might have gone with Ridgley's Delight, provided the place had off street parking.

The learning curve is steep and took about a year of hard work as I sold off the SFH and other RE investments.The upside: it is much more scalable and produces much higher returns if you work them hard.I'm delighted that Im down to just a few RE holdings now and we have purchased 10x the number of notes in half the time it took to buy the SFH's.

On your first deal, just make sure you're confident that you won't lose money...that the furnace/HVAC/roof won't cave in immediately, that you can get the other unit rented out quickly, that you can find a competent, aggressive property manager.Also, while you're turning over that one unit, you might try to tenant proof it as much as possible...take out the garbage disposal, and someday when the carpet needs to be replaced, put in laminate floors. 

@Moshay Laren Hi Moshay,Reading your post is an absolute delight!  

Maybe cave a zombies head in with one?

So for us, we have the benefits of economies of scale and we're delighted to pass those on to our borrowers.

Your time here will be well spent.I am delighted to hear that you have set your goal for 2016.

Hello Everyone, I hope all is having a delightful holiday time.

In other words....the house was settling beyond safe levels and was in danger of caving in.