Yesterday I spent 4 hours at my new build project with the under house cleaner ( which as we know is not the most fun) .. and doing warranty work ( I am the warranty department since my GC  wont do it my wife wont do it etc).

I'll admit I had to be patient but the CPA I'm working with did end up saving me way more than what I paid and was really fun to work with someone that geeked out over taxes and planning.

Also make sure you and the suppliers are using the "same technical language"2: show up as much as possible when you're subcontractors are working get your tape measure out and check plumbing stub ups door openings Concrete form dimensions and square and really anything else that will cost to be adjusted or impact your project down the road.3: lastlyif a subcontractor does not meet the preset expectations for completion do not wait around hoping they'll get their act together, fire them pay them out move on.I hope this helps, good luck it's a lot of fun!

Let's have some fun and make some money!

Have and have had 100+ year old properties which can be a lot of fun and a challenge too.

It was so fun!

As long as you are willing to learn, I am sure you will RE easier tech... and I bet more fun too!

Real estate investing is great and a lot of fun.

But don't take yourself too seriously, make it a game you play for fun and profit.it is your job as an investor to get to their base-line price - you can only do that by asking questions and getting to the right answers.Questions: how long on the market and how - agents or FSBO?

I think with lower cost properties it would be fun to snowball cashflow into more free and clear properties.