ZE has almost a 60 P/E and RDFN doesn't make a dime...

I had some money from selling my first house in CO and put every dime of it into a 20% down on a house here.

Local, family-run business that isn't trying to squeeze every dime from our guests and clients. 

I'm always wary of partnerships where financial contribution is highly unequal, watch yourself and ensure you aren't taken advantage of.Totally concur with the above.. owning rental buy and hold real estate is about the easiest thing to do in real estate giving someone a free ride on your dime to show you how to be landlord makes zero sense.. find a good broker to find the deals and if you dont want to manage find a good PM..

If you've got your contractors in a row this should be a reasonably fast repair, and if the tenant objects to cooking in a microwave in the living room for a week while you get repairs done then he should consider renting his own hotel room on his own dime.

Brokers are a dime a dozen, the key is finding a knowledgable and expereinced one, same goes for the rest of your team mebers.Welcome to BP by the way.Could you post more details of which type of investing you would like to do?

Don't jump over dollars for dimes, right? 

Watching and listening to Scott's videos I suspect you could learn most everything there that you could in a book and not have spent a dime.

If they were on a payment plan or made arrangements to pay it off for dime on the dollar, this wouldn't be an issue.

This is the definition of stepping over a dollar to pick up a dime.