In watching the foreclosure proceedings here (which are educational/entertaining/addicting) the biggest reason for a foreclosure getting kicked, and having to start over, is if they actually have a trial, and the "witness" for the plaintiff, which should be a rep of the servicer, doesn't have all the proper paper work, and more importantly can not speak to the "accuracy" of the payment history print out and explain their "industry standard business practices, controls and procedures".

Trust me, it is addictive...lol.There are some local FIBI's you can go to (no pitching allowed, only education).

But there is the flip side: There are other rooming houses that cater to the down and out, the {mentally} ill, the convicted, and the addicted.

Drug addicts in parks leave syringes on the ground, and it's unsafe for kids.

Credit reports - Landlords here seem to be addicted to them so much so that a thread I started suggesting this was not a good idea got removed.

Hey BP Community, I started listening to the Bigger Pockets podcast January 20th, 2018. Prior to that, investing in real estate had never been a thought. On April 18th, 2018 we closed on our first rental property in K...

Robert, I was unsure of your background and whether you had done ANY deals in real estate, so I'm assuming that you are NEW.If you are bound and determined to spend all your day working in real estate and truely find yourself addicted to the 'dealmaking' of the this business. ( I speak from experience.

Be ready to always be out of cash because you keep investing it...lol Cash flow becomes an addiction/obsession.

Every hose I did I made BEAUTIFUL, I was addicted to the pride of seeing people drop jaw at my creations.

They are resilient, LEED, skilled  labor apprenticeships and % of my profits go toward research, care and holistic wellness for opiate addicted pregnant women and their children in an off grid residential center/transformational community.