First, the tenant had an office chair that he did not use a mat with (even though we had a lengthy discussion regarding the carpet before he moved in and using a mat specifically) which created a worn ring in the master bedroom as pictured.  

Don't come over and plop down in my chair, grab the channel changer and tell my wife to run and get you a cold one out the fridge.America is a very young country in the whole scheme of things.

In theory, they’re supposed to be as close to arm chair, sleep-like-a-baby, commercial property ownership as you can get.

I saw the number the OP posted and almost fell out of my chair compared to what we pay down here!

Someone had somehow pried open the only window with only 1 lock on it and moved all my chairs, which were outside on the patio, into the dining area.

Retirement as with every other thing we boomers are involved with, drives the market.Our personal physician (& friend) just informed us that she is incorporating with 2 other physicians to 'rent' office space in several new large retirement home complexes that are being built.

I'm inspired by your posts to pursue this type of investing.I was going to start doing fix and flips, but if I incorporate a system to handle the bulk of the work for finding wholesale leads, I can do both.

For me I love real estate so LOVE digging into good books with meaty content.Way back years and years ago I would go into Barnes and Noble bookstore and they had the chairs and sofa's where you could look at books for free.I would pull a ton off of the shelf.

I do have a bias here since I have wholesaling incorporated into my business, so I know firsthand why there are people who are passionate in their views towards wholesalers.

I am hoping to incorporate soon in Iowa (putting finishing touches on business plan).