But the draw backs are not having the income from my current job and also lack of benifits.I just feel like the days pass by so fast but I can't get anything accomplished because by the time I get settled in at home its 7-8 pm and i relax for an hour go to bed and get up at 5am :protest: So its almost impossible to find the time to do anything more then read books, articles, check listings every now and then...etc

The exterior isn't in too bad shape, and the interior is going to take alot of weekends and sore muscles.

Many have very relaxed guidelines for qualifying.All base there loan on the arv and will include funds for purchase, fix up, costs, and sometimes payments.I'll send over a list of questions so we can see which lender works best for you.

I would say ABSOLUTELY stay away from landlording.If you want to flex your artistic muscle, I would suggest rehabbing.

Very relaxing, especially with no kids, lol!

They will tend to be more relaxed about title insurance and some of the costs.

I like to exercise that "risk muscle" that Frank McKinney refers to all the time.

How-ever, It is a very nice relaxed place to live in.

I hope for a relatively flat market in terms of price change for the next couple years, so market participants can relax a bit.

People seem to relax when I mention that I am not an agent and am merely an investor looking for my next property - whether it affects my ability to close a deal or not in reality it is tough to say.What do you think the benefits of getting your license will be?