Me, not having much money at the time, started putting the pieces together after calling the local base housing authority wishing for literally anything to open up to the point that we became fond of each other.

Each passing day, I grow more fond of RE with respect to how creatively problem solving can be deployed to achieve one’s goal.I’ll surely remember the two examples you shared whenever I come across similar situations!

My partners and I are looking to invest out of state since we are not fond of investing in Illinois.

Has anyone else ever ran into a scenario where a lender just isn’t “fond” of the deal?

@John Underwood has given great advice and isn't fond of PMC's:)@Kenny Dahill is giving advice to DIY manage without all the facts:( Which is interesting, given his BP profile states this, "Currently, he is CEO of ***, a marketplace for residential property management that helps align investors with top-quality property managers."

The correct way, I’ve noticed a lot of people aren’t fond of wholesaling but I think it can be a good start for me to get my foot in the door of real estate.

I am not fond of my current property management where almost everything is via email only 97% of the time and you go through a call center agent.

I'm particularly fond of C areas.

I think we're in agreement although I'm more fond of usually refinancing instead of selling.

I have grown fond of the idea of building wealth and stop working really (i hate working).