We play basketball, watch a lot of TV, and will buy products endorsed by celebrities.

Investing in real estate takes money (Yours or Someone Else's) and rehabbing homes is particularly cash intensive.

It's more time intensive than LTR, but I don't mind that part of it and it makes sense for me.

Very management intensive.

Yes, I am comparing someone who had 50k in their own funds in lot inventory (or some other product)as compared to buying a 50k property in cash getting 800-1000 in rent...Yes you are right, one would be severely more work intensive but would likely net youUpwards of 20% return monthly;and justifiably so..I guess it comes down to if u want to put in 20 hours week or 5...J Scott, I don't wanna go midtown as crime and copper theft, etc, lithoniaor along hwy 20 seems more feasible, even Conyers.I don't want a crack house lol

We all know how time intensive (and expensive) the DD process can be for everyone (seller, broker, and buyer).What I learned about Altus, OK:1.

I am looking for a blanket proof of funds letter.Because I am making many offers, it becomes overly intensive to complete an application for every property.I have found several places that sell the blanket for $200+ per month, but would like to find a better source.Suggestions?

I'm sure many people will tell me how I HAVE to keep turning over intensively, etc. but that does not fit my needs or desired lifestyle.

The vacation rentals will be more time intensive, but could potentially produce more.

Make sure you're fully aware of how labor and detail-intensive it can be before deciding if that is what you want to do.