I started my freelance career with a blind move to Los Angeles in 2006 and couldn't be happier with the results.

This one will be a buy and hold in Memphis, TN.Numbers look like this:Purchase price $122kConventional 20% down and financing 80%MAIN HOME: 4 Bedrooms, 3 Full Baths, Living Rm, Dining Rm, Hardwood Floors (Currently rented for $ 1,300 per month - Current tenant for nearly 2 years)Updated Electrical WiringNew Heat and Air ConditioningNew Exterior Paint New Interior Paint Refinished Hardwood Floors Remodeled Master Bathroom (12" Tile)New flooring in kitchen and diningNew Light Fixtures throughoutNew Doorknobs throughoutNew Blinds throughout Large Updated KitchenAPARTMENT 1: 2 Bedrooms, 1 Bath, Full Eat-in Kitchen, Large Living Room (Currently Rented at discount for $ 725 per month to same tenant in 1 Bed Apt (Typically rents $ 785/ mo).

Why trust your agent so blindly?

Hand deliver blind offer letters to unkept houses.Blind offer verbiage:*** I was driving around the other day and happen to pass by your house on 5th St.

I definitely will use an accountant for all of this when I get started, I just want to have an understanding instead of blindly trusting a CPA to do all he can to save money for me.Your reply opened a few more questions for me.

The case came up cause a photographer went to a front of a house that didnt have curtains nor blinds on the front picture window daily and continuously took pictures.

As to real estate, my motto was most aptly coined by Helen Keller"The only thing worse than being blind is having sight but no vision".

I am not, however, blind to sound advice.

Certainly, I don't think that any client should blindly trust advice of counsel.

I wouldnt exactly say I am going in blind folded.