An energetic, enthusiastic, hardworking, and motivated individual is usually someone that seasoned investors will give a shot to.

I pulled out the carpet, rented an airless spray gun, bought some white paint, and everything in the house became white.

My neighborhood has more guns than people, so they wouldn't want to come here.

If you were around this website back in 2008-2009, you'll remember a lot of posters who were preparing for the apocalype...buying guns and ammo for barter, digging holes in the ground for shelter, stocking up on physcial gold, etc.

So I guess I jumped the gun on the thread, but hopefully it will be beneficial to others searching for a similar issue in the future.

I've been interested in real estate ever since I read Rich Dad Poor Dad years ago and well, I choose to be the Rich dad. This summer I have a nice chunk of time to get familiar with a few marketing systems I'm buildin...

I could have picked one up in the mid $500Ks, but at the time I was a little gun shy about taking on that much debt for my first property.

I would definitely not recommend the guns ablazing approach, as you might shoot your eye out!

Scott, and Wayne, I would think that, this would be jumping the gun.

ahh, you jumped the gun before securing the next tenant.Facepalm move