I purchased my first duplex about 9 months ago,  Im usually a Fix and flip investor of SFR but the timing and deal on the property seemed right.After taking 90 days to rehab the units, I listed them for sale at a fair market value and since have reduced the price over the last 6 months to what I feel is  as low as I want to go.  At

I know that to be truly successful in REI you can't go at it alone.

I have no recourse as a temp, I can be let go at any moment. 

Unfortunately we weren't able to follow through.So long story short I like the idea of invest and am trying to get a heads up of whats involved so that I can actually make a go at it.

Just have to go at it with determination and be willing to do what needs to be done when it needs to be done. 

I think it's an excellent way to go, at least in my experience so far.Good luck!

If you have a particular house or property you are looking at and you are in the area, go at night.

I think everyone is a little different and you need to go at your own pace.

For what it's worth....the coordinator of our homeless program came by to discuss this program with our medical team this morning since we do get our fair share of homeless veterans admitted with medical issues and no where to go at discharge.Our current program has 150 filled vouchers, 11 new vouchers and a waiting list of 50 potential applicants.The coordinator handed out a pamphlet describing the VA HomeFront program.

We put an offer in for a house which was listed at $945,000... we were countered several times with the lowest the "seller"  was willing to go at $915,000.