There are opportunities in many markets across the nation, but I would disagree with Linda on buying the cheapest turnkey option out there.

I know most people might disagree with me, but if you buy wrong on the first one it could do some damage.

It is too difficult of a concept to explain. 100% disagree on it being too difficult of a concept to explain. 

As someone who lives and owns in East New York, I will humbly disagree with @Andre Ramos.  

I am going to talk to the tenants, but if they disagree to leave, even without a lease, how should I take ownership.

When she received the eviction notice from the court she did respond; tenants may do that if they disagree with the landlord filing against them.  

With all due respect to any who may disagree, as regards downpayments, contractors are not lending institutions; just like no one buys a car without a downpayment.

I've got to disagree that price point is an entry barrier in the DC market.

Curious if people disagree with this...

 $10 would be some paint and carpet.I would disagree with ever trying to use this method until you've become an expert at estimating costs...In general, costs will depend on:- Location- Type of house- Level of finishes- Type of contractor- Your negotiating ability- Time of year- Lots of other stuffThe example above of $10/sf for paint and carpet may work in some areas, for some types of houses, with some contractors and some level of finishes.