I didn`t bother to try and bomb the property(as soon as I saw it, I wrote it off as a viable residence) In general, upstate SC is beautiful, and both the climate and economy are superior to much of the rest of the country - there is a lot to like about the area; jobs galore and the perfect "sweet spot" of nearly ideal climate and low taxes/cost of living, coupled with a booming economy and (still-rising) housing market, so I don`t sweat this crappy/demolition-ready mobile Anyway....I`m back off to NY tomorrow morning, so this whole thing has been a learning experience for me :groovy: , and I just wanted to share :wink: RE investing,....it`s not just a job, it`s an adventure :lol:

And here is a little nugget of insight often attributed to Alexander Tytler but unsubstantiated: A democracy is always temporary in nature; it simply cannot exist as a permanent form of government.

They cannot understand the nature of renovation the house needs.

We don't really allow people to advertise or solicit others except in a few localized places, so those people who participate here are typically the givers.Its a beautiful thing!

His "final exam" was opening a pipe with an acetylene torch and then sealing it back up... while it was pressurized with natural gas!

You will also find that once you start doing this, investor clients will naturally gravitate towards you.

With your expectations of hat being a landlord is, you would most defiantly be shocked of walk into my properties and see the vast majority have color (beautiful clean lines) on the walls.

Arlington has an Improv Comedy venue, Six Flags, Texas Rangers, AT&T stadium (home of the Cowboys), a Dave & Busters and lots of beautiful communities/neighborhoods. 

@Jay Hinrichs CA is beautiful in many areas, spent some time there myself. 

We're almost done on a beautiful renovation of a duplex located in a great area in Little Havana, Miami.