After countless hours of talks, reading and listening to BP podcasts we came to the conclusion that investing in real estate seemed like the best solution.

I have seen countless situations where bad workmanship can cause a lot of headache and frustration but most importantly cost a lot of money. 

@Sean Dolan it's clear to me that you're ABSOLUTELY speaking outside of your expertise (or you're intentionally trying to mislead the members of this community).If you ever bought any leads in your life, you would know that there are countless resources that provide leads' phone numbers.I will list you a few resources where provide phone numbers so next time you can do your own research before looking like an ignorant person.http://www.zbuyer.com/lp_choose_pro.aspx?

I'm in love with the business simply due to the amount of control available to structure deals in countless ways in real estate.

The finished project will have 16 office buildings and will hold around 16,000 Cerner employees; mostly IT jobs.Since the project was officially announced back in 2014, I have seen countless investors scramble to scope up as many SFRs in this area as they can, betting on increasing rents and property values.  

There are countless examples of markets where housing prices have NOT kept up with inflation and other examples where prices have exceeded inflation and these trends below or above inflation have been sustained for DECADES ... it all comes down to long term supply and demand fundamentals.

I have seen this in countless houses over the years, including my own, we purchased a builder spec that came with laminate in the kitchen, it started to swell in the first year.

There are countless stories and stereotypes about contractors failing deadlines, blowing out budgets, screwing clients, and being generally inept.

Lenders will usually, if not always, ask for a personal guarantee, and i've seen countless instances where the lender asks for an assignment of rents in the case of a default.Sorry - kind of a roundabout answer, Best of luck.

I've listened to countless BP Podcasts,   read more than my fair share of forum posts, and have sifted through hundreds of blogs on my quest to educate myself before I began posting.