I can't tell how many ideas can be ignited just listening to the various seasoned investors talk about their successes (and failures) that helped them get to where they are now.

I have plenty of experience with residential rental units, and I own a couple recreational properties in Oklahoma, Texas and Florida that I am considering doing some kind of seasonal leasing until I retire.

On another note, Sunny Clark I have been looking into real estate investing for about a year now and I am looking for a seasoned buy and hold investor to help me get started in the right direction.

And their guests range from seasoned real estate investors to newbie investors who talk about their first deals.

Take your remaining capital, find good SFH in good areas, buy them cash, rent, let them season, connect with a solid portfolio lender and build your empire.

season vacancies.- keep in mind that things like spices, towels, sheets, tp, paper towels, propane for bbq's, cleaning supplies, coffee filters, soap, have to be kept up to date, clean and refilled when you have weekly renters. 

Some require seasoning of title if properties has changed hands multiple times quickly.- & its a big cluster ....I hope this helpedLeon

I'm looking for contractors to give me quotes on fixing this chimney... before the heating season starts which is rapidly approaching.

I dont have enough down payment for both right now, but will be getting the money I need in a matter of a few weeks.But the money has to be seasoned for a month before I can use it.  

The first day of the heating season was Monday.