to me, investing in $500 houses in Detroit is all about playing the LOOOONG game. you are buying dirt, hoping that something reemerges from the ashes.

hedge funds have been big in this game over the past years http://fortune.com/2013/05/01/the-lucrative-investment-trend-hedge-funds-dont-want-you-to-know-about/

Let's play the math game you enjoyed since I just finished renting a property:30 minutes per interested party that actually bothers to show up x15 people: 7hr 30min15 minutes per interested party that didn't bother to show up x10 people: 2hr 30minIncome from fees: $0Lost wages: 10hr x $25/hr = $250 (I actually make FAR more than that, but trying to be fair)Let's assume that my 3 properties do this twice a year (the trend so far): -$250 x2 x3: $1,500/year lossLet's say I don't screen and I get "that guy" that I trusted to tell me how amazing he was like you claim about yourself.

I'm having trouble finding an end game for this one and would hate to let another opportunity slip through my fingers as I have spoke with a lot of sellers but have not yet closed a deal.

My Dad is my Attorney and all I hear is horror stories about bad renters so I have tended to stay away from the rental game.  

I see you're interested in the long game.

I love this web site.

chaz, I wouldn't even know what to bring, like I stated, I'm new to the game.

I am building a new site and would like everything imbedded (or linked to) on the web page.  

Well I am really just doing an update as opposed to an intro, I have kinda steered off the road of bigger pockets and other web sights trying get my contracts, I am pleased to let you know I have!!