You need to study your situation and look at what others in your area are doing, and see if you can identify with anything you see.Some people have tremendous organizational abilities and manage multiple properties while working, while others devote all their time to RE.

For the past year I have rigorously studied the art of real estate investing, holding, selling, and cash flow maximization.

I plan on moving to Los Angeles, California next year to study entrepreneurship & real estate at USC.

We've used Cost Segregation Studies for our clients.

Pay for their $1000 home study course and you'll be making $10,000 a month next month.

You clearly need to do some more study on operating expenses.

If not you should study the market a bit and consider paying a lawyer to educate you on the legal requirements.

If you are willing to do the studying and do the work, you can have darn near anything that you really want.

After two months of religiously studying this board and reading numerous books, last night I finally attended my first REIA.

Here's a link to a new study on Chinese Drywall I thought worth sharing:Drywall Information Center