etc. mentality on a RE investor board.

That psychological trick helps to zero out mental time travel.

You have to have a big picture mentality with it and understand it’s a lot of work.

I considered looking at mixed use for those spaces to help improve the versatility of the building.

You're in the right place mentally, but you need to mind the market. 

They are all free here.Dance of the Money Bees - goes into the stock market manic mentality, on how markets swarm up and down, clearly applicable to the RE market as well.Guide to Dividend Investing - the thought process is identical to cash-flow producing properties, where the cash flow is the dividend!

Obviously, I wouldn't want to get every unit inspected however what are your thoughts when this comes to mind.....Should I spend the $1000-2500+ on the inspection and/or go in with the mentality that things will inevitably occur (repairs will need to be done sooner or later)....First thoughts that come to mind...Thanks again everyone.

After seeing only a few, I felt like I could mentally sort out the wheat from the chaff and had an offer accepted within one month I think.

I have gone into vacant houses where I just don't know what is going to pop out and am mentally and physically prepared to draw.

(Im not asking these things in an arguementive way...I honestly want to know)Another thing that I believe is that because Americans are HUGE consumers, there's no way for us to break our mentality (and the mentality of the ones who sells us goods, and lend us money) to have enough enginueity to boost our exports to get back on track.