I have also been toying with the idea of going to a REIA meet up and offering my house as a deal to an investor if they take me through the process of finding and purchasing a small multi-family(duplex, triplex, or quadplex) I could live in while renting the others out.Thanks for taking the time to read this, I look forward to any advice you can provide and to becoming a part of this great community.Books I have read recently include Think and Grow Rich, Rich Dad's Guide to Investing, ABC's of Real Estate Investing, The Millionaire Next Door, and Set for Life.

If you took the photo yourself and it's an exterior photo, that is fine, but some would argue you are advertising yourself and you are not the listing agent.

I could have argued that the true value is the average, $2.3625M, but why quibble?

I would argue that Robert’s “opinions” from rich dad poor dad on money are actually not opinions but rather they are strategies.

I see this all the time, people argue over details about why the property should not be in tax sale but never take the time to pay the taxes.

Some can argue that wood frame repairs are easier to do.

The defense will argue there are 27 different reasons, and rightly so, that your painter’s paint job may have not come out well 

If that conversation doesn't go well, then you can go to the statute and argue your point...but hopefully a conversation resolves this. 

I argued, I didn't know there was an inside unit since it had a window unit in the past and I thought I was getting a complete Central air.  

There are those that argue that Fannie/Freddie/FHA/etc shouldn't do ANY lending on anything larger than a vanilla single family home.Anyways, the pragmatic solution is to go all the way.