Guess who just about faints dead away when he sees me? 

(Picky) tenant is complaining about a dead rodent smell coming from the walls.

I don't need to beat the dead horse here. 

I read a lot of books and threads regarding the importance of Due Dilligence for the apartment buildings.After the proptery is under contact,I will definitely do the detail due dilligence in person and with propterty manager or contractor.But still I have the concern that before I put the proptery under contract,if I am in long distance or out of state,how could I do the due dilligence to do the pre-acqucition analysis (repostition chance,how much value can de added)?

So here is my question with a young child and a dead end job ive found myself in debt with little funds to start up my real estate investing.

I'm putting together an email that I'm going to send to some Realtors that I know personally and see if they are game...I thought I read a blog on here once where the writer had an email that they used to send to realtors w/ a link but I recall the link being dead...anybody know the article I'm talking about...

I've found a good number of REI Clubs through meetup.com but they all seem to be dead.  

The streets all dead-end.

If you're dead set on operating in the cheapest neighborhoods then do it closer to home and be sure you can commit the time to be very hands on and learn the business.

If you want to scale, you don't want to have your equity sitting dead in the property.