No, you dive right into a thread you would have had to search for to find, and immediately begin to defend someone you are affiliated with.hmmmmm.....Thanks Jessie, but I think I'll just sit back and watch the topics you post about...and if you are going to even fill out your profile.

Here's the list of landlord-friendly states, according to this blogger:http://blog.investrent.com/2012/04/03/8-landlord-friendly-states/-TX-IN-CO-AZ-FL-KY-GA-MississippiHOWEVER, when I dug deeper, I realized that it also depends on the CITY and COUNTY itslef!

I don't care to dive more into it, because you don't care to understand it.

I will see if I can track down these studies, but if we are going to have a serious conversation about this, we are going to have to look much deeper than questionable causes.

Go beyond basic prop info...dig deeper with more personal questions.

Dig deeper into those areas.

Your onto something good, get deeper into it, get to be the expert on it before you brance into a new avenue. 1st, make certain you learn ALL the numbers very very well as Jon has pointed out.

I've used Zillow and I found the knowledge and expertise on this site to be much more specialized, deeper, and the sense of community is much greater.

My goal was to be able to semi-retire so that I could do the things that are important in life like going camping with my family and friends; riding my motorcycle; going scuba diving; snowboarding; volunteering at Church; and other things that I enjoy.

However, I'm a bit nervous to dive into another one and the reason is because I'm hearing and seeing a lot of rental houses sitting vacant.