The "victims" always are.You know you are a real estate invester when you spend a chunk of your vacation, when you are supposed to be unwinding, looking at for sale signs, and picking up flyers---- even when it is far too far away from home to actually buy anything there.

I enjoy the challenge of taking on new and difficult projects.

We take a couple vacations a year and generally do the things we want to do without regards to money.I am considering Real Estate for the long haul (and started reading books), but am hesitant to get started for a couple reasons:-The prices of homes in San Diego deem it nearly impossible to have positive cashflow from rent anytime soon!

Check out this article I think you will like it and perhaps learn from it as well, enjoy!

How are you enjoying your first Rehab?

Those people with decent incomes, who took out extensive lines of credit, overused the credit cards, got that expensive home, car, boat, vacation home etc. and have been able to tread water to this point because they have had some savings (quickly becoming depleted) to keep out of the ditch--so far.

He has a really good program and I think that you will really enjoy it as well as it being informative.

I'm sure you are gonna enjoy the great contacts, info and networking opportunities.

We don't mind working on our days off because we actually enjoy it.

Richard,Thanks for the advice, I recently attended my first RE insider club meeting and found some real value, I really enjoyed Steve Bottfelds powerpoint, I thought there was a ton of good information there.