Others come in here asking basic comments they can google; or have some desire for people to walk them through a perceived get rich element they feel will easily make them a wealthy in a few easy months.

Real state sales is very tough as well. but if you put in the time early its get very good very fast.My wife in her early career was a single mother raising 3 daughters by herself.. now talk about hard.She was in a market of 50 to 75k homes back then.. she had to sell one a week and did do that for years. but very good at it determined and loved helping people find their homes. 

I understand the inherent difficulties and I appreciate the warnings some of you may offer, but I am specifically looking for anecdotal takes on past deals and attempted deals.

I can't have a re-inspection done yet, because the tenant is delinquent in her payments, so the only way to move forward, it seems, is to have her evicted now.

Base-line, it's about a ferocity of self determination more powerful than the obstacles that will come. 

By embracing change, fostering resilience, and maintaining a relentless focus on innovation, we can overcome even the most formidable of obstacles and continue to build a brighter future for our communities in the southeastern US.

I told them that I rented a house and not an office space and they can go to work in their own office building (Hospital in her case).

One of the inherent risks of new builds is locking in an interest rate.

My cofounder at SparkRental, Deni Supplee, hosted a foreign exchange student to house hack when she was in her late 50s and early 60s.

I'll list a few below, and then talk about what ultimately caused my client to feel it was in her best interest to walk away.1.)