I got all my families' money out of that speculation and gambling game.  

That means I would have to give up my AM sports talk!

If you don't know what your buyers criteria is then it's a crap shoot and that's something I don't want to gamble with.

If they're not drawn to the gambling, it's the booze and hookers.

If you can assemble a good team of researchers you might have a sporting chance but expect a challenge.Investors are usually fairly tech savvy but we have to deal with a very tech-resistant support base (contractors).

It might be that it is better to get a second property and leave the existing one as is.I think Scott Williamson, has a valid point about appreciation, but that is a gamble.

Beings that's the case here, most renters actually prefer to buy what they want VS gamble on the condition of the appliance left behind by someone else.

I currently work as an Accounts Manager for a Transportation company and I have a daughter, who is very active in sports, which keeps me busy.

Acres and acres of weeds and dead grass.We were teens into sports and used to the high elevations but we literally mowed till we dropped.So many nice older homes and in some cases almost entire new subdivision and streets just vacant....

Real estate is always a team sport.