So what would you do if you were in my shoes?

What would you do in my shoes?

Some of the established members on here were saying that before spending any money, someone in my shoes should soak up as much free information as possible.

Only 2017 has it broken out by type, but that was received from owner records (shoe box file cabinet), which shows water ($3615), Electric ($1746, for water heater and laundry) and garbage ($699). 

As an investor myself, it is very easy for me to put myself in the client's shoes and understand exactly what they need to have in order for the transaction to be successful.

A significant challenge is  that car jackings, domestic violence, and other unspeakable assaults aren't likely to happen while out on a stroll. 

If I were in your shoes, I'd skip college, get a construction job or something that pays well, save as much as possible, and start investing ASAP.

I am new to real estate investing and would love to learn from a mentor that was once in my shoes.

Matt,As a property manager myself, if I were in your shoes I would begin focusing on developing processes and procedures (written).  

I am currently watching a television shoe about ELF electric cars and it is very advanced to people.