Yea you could spend time looking for better deals but for me being and engineer with a day job my energy was better spent at my JOb.

A flipper wouldnt make any money there, and a rental also looks like it wouldn't make any money.This is just my opinion, I'm sure more experienced members will chime in.

I am surprised that you didn't know this as an experienced investor. 

It's been a little challenging to find a good realtor who is experienced and knowledgeable while also reliable and motivated enough to return calls/emails personally and consistently, and actively look for properties within my criteria, and go on viewings for or with me instead of passing me on to a "team member".

Looking for people that have been able to provide you with quick turnarounds for structural engineered drawings in the state of Florida.Thank you!

I'm not experienced enough in flips to offer any critique, lol, just trying to learn mostly.

Contact an experienced "Mortgage Broker" for low down payment Investor loans as we can usually blow nay "direct lender" programs out of the water and all the "direct lenders" know this to be true!   

I'm more the type of person that needs affirmation (good or bad), just thought it be worth throwing out to people that have either thought of this or physically experienced it.Once again.ThanksAlan

Hello guys, Just a quick question, looking to see what more experienced opinions are on this...I'm doing all my research at the moment before stepping into real estate investing with a full time job (40-45 hours a week). 

I experienced the last recession and the only thing that kept me alive was the fact I’d alway put a solid 20% down.