Fill the rest with mulch and a few nice bushes , put in a cheap fire pit in the center , paint the concrete grey , and you have a nice little landscape area .

I really do not mean to whine and complain, But I am exhausted.I love where I am, Sometimes I am actually helping people build "retirement funds" or wealth and real estate knowledge, while learning for myself, but right now I am barely breaking even on the investment of simply getting my real estate license, much less marketing expenses or the time/lack of sleep I put in to this.I am learning about market trends in specific residential areas.

While other streets were never put in off the main drive.This land is just as raw as it was back in the early 1900's, now over grown with dense forest and undergrowth.So my question here is, would a landowner with enough skills to cut in a driveway be able to do work on the public right of way just enough to get back to the lot or lots that they own?

They apparently weren't too keen on having buyers trample through the house, as evidenced by the the five or six showings they turned down during that four day period.Thanks to the persistence of my Realtor, however,we were able to schedule a showing the fifth day it was on the market.I put in an offer - 17% below list price - the very next morning.

If you aren't diving into real estate investing full time, it is also a good way to ease in, work with other investor and gain experience through them. the down side is: it's sales and commission work, no effort = no $$$. it's a lot of busy work (I work with foreclosure and short sales, and investors). it will distract from your own investing objective.

If I were to put in an offer, I actually would want to use my realtor.

I am willing to put in the time and effort up front to do my due diligence, but I don't have time to oversee a rehab project half way across the country.

are their any specifications or is it just a generalizations, for exampleA=upper middle class+/high income or business ownersB=working middle class/median salery of $80,000+C=Section 8/low incomeD=warzoneI just happened to put in anything above just for examples.

Anything special you put in your leases or applications or tell prospective tenants?

I've never put in this much cabinetry before, and wonder if I'm overdoing it.