You study and learn and ask questions and learn more, and then you spend forever looking for the Perfect Deal, but nothing quite fits all the "rules" , or you spend too much time trying to make it "fit", and then the deal is Gone...Perhaps more succinctly, Overthinking.

I've studied Economics at Warsaw University.

You'll find it easy to study methods needed to be successful.

More interesting is when two people discover that they are in the same city.It might be a good way for BP folks to meet each other when they are traveling.

During our second rehab, we discovered that the 3rd bedroom had quarter inch sheetrock when a tenant leaned on the wall and fell through :shock: Anyway, dh usually interviews contractors, but it was a rush job and he had to work for several weeks without a break.

But at that point I had not left the house much and discovered the housing market had fallen apart.I liquidated everything after I rushed rehabbing them all hours of the day and night.

I'm not lazy or anything, don't get me wrong, I have done alot of studying and read alot of books but im yet to make a move.

If you would like some of their info, just ask me.Yes Ryan, Michigan to me is a gold mine for REI for those who take the time to study the market and pursue the best avenues.

Hello Dylan,Just FYI, I am new too, and in reading the posts and perusing bookstores, I discovered that you can go onto the Amazon site, and specify the title or author, and many times you will be given the chance to buy used copies of the books you want, rather than pay the new copy price.

I am 25 and only began investing in real estate 2 years ago (although I have been going to seminars and reading books since the age of 17, it was just taking that first step that took a while).From an academic point of view, I am a grad of UC Santa Barbara with a major in communication and minor in Entrepreneurial studies.