Fortunately these are "good" tenants.

Fortunately, I don't do business in your state, so I won't have to worry about that.

All of these "investments" were profittable and we were fortunate to sell almost all of them before the RE bust. we also learned our lesson about greed and played the greater fool on a couple of beach lots we were left holding at the height of the bubble (still paying on those).

I work from home every day for a fortune 500 company.

Fortunately, our local MLS is integrating ALL sales into the system soon.

I am fortunate in that I work from home most of the time.

This house in Butchertown has a really nice spiral stair, which probably cost a fortune.

I'm 30 years old and I'm fortunate enough to have been self employed for nearly a half decade primarily earning money through internet entrepreneur activities (e.g. software products, websites etc).I'm escaping my Bigger Pockets long time podcast listener and forum lurker shell to participate in the community.

Fortunately, my dad was a great business man and I did learn a lot from him about property management.

You can also meet a lot of local like-minded real estate investors through BP - I'm also in the Connecticut market and have been fortunate to meet so many great people in our market through BP.Happy investing!