One thread/blog recently posted that life is too short.

in a previously life, i was a career counselor ... happy to chat off line if you'd like.

If it serves a need to large enough need it WILL come to life.

Glad to see some activity coming out of Raleighwood :-)I've been in the Greenville area all my life, except for a few years up in the triangle (I went to UNC).

There are also luxurious apartment and beach side homes available which is provides you healthy life and luxurious and romantic life style.

Get some stability in life, because you'll need that stability in order to get into real estate with a level-headed approach.

i bought one house (forgot how long ago) that had an old, old carpet.. the walk areas of the carpet were so thin, that you could feel the hardwood underneath. when we went to take out the carpet and pad, the pad had deteriorated so much, that 90% of was turned into dust, the rest of it (10%) was glued to the hardwood underneath. it took us about a day with vinegar, water, and numerous different scrapers to try to peel the pieces and residue off. hosing down the floor would be a nice option. like a prison cell.

I have lived in this area all of my life and can really say I have watched the market for a while.

However I do intend to remain in contact with both the tenant buyer and seller for the life of the contract to make sure things are going well.With cooperative lease options (aka wholesale of lease option/rent to own) it's like traditional wholesaling minus the distressed houses, cash buyers, double closings, etc.

When I analyze the target market to determine the rent or loan payment, I always factor in this consideration; if you do not make it possible for the tenant/borrower to enjoy life by having enough money for an occasional family night out on the town or a backyard BBQ with friends, they will turn into a landlord hater and take it out on your property.Happy tenants/borrowers are great payers and take better care of the property.This has been my experience.