As we got further into the meeting, one guy spoke up and repeated himself about 5 times about his acquisition strategy, his exit strategy, how he would make his money even if the place burned down, his limited purchasing power, and on and on.  

Keep the fire burning!

I mostly use the mobile app to monitor chat about our market and you can't reply from the free version of the BP mobile app. 

You will burn out if you have 0 fun in life, not taking it to the extremes and not spending more than your income justifies is the key, that and budgeting for it properly.Did I mention using credit card offers as toilet paper?

"BURN THE SHIPS!"

I'm not terribly experienced in RE, and even less so when it comes to redeveloping a piece of land into a 5 mobile home asset (not exactly a *park*, where you rent space, but a parcel of land on which you place a number of mobile homes and rent the trailers to tenants).

Hi all,As many of you may know there has been a huge fire that's erupted in the San Fernando Valley over the last few days and many homes have been damaged or completely burned.

Tenant is burning a lot of money heating in the winter because of fuel oil furnace and I hate the idea of fuel oil in a rental. 

Anyway, I'm no realyor, but I lam always researching this market and there are definitely places to still buy and be able to take advantage of an upwardly mobile market that aren't fixer uppers.

@Lee Burns sounds good