I had just walked away from something I had dedicated my last 20 years to..What happened?

How many hours a week do you have to dedicate to investing?

Because I cannot qualify for a new mortgage and do not have enough cash for a downpayment, I am interested in using a hardmoney loan to buy and flip a fixer to pay off my mortgages.I have some experience with contractors to repair the properties for rent.I have a full time job and I coach my children's sports teams, so I do not have a lot of time to dedicate to find deals.  

If you know anybody who's relocating into or out of San Diego and they need some help on the ground, please refer them to me because I'd love to help them out and give them the ground truth.Since I've gotten into real estate, I've dedicated the rest of my real estate career to helping veterans move in and out of areas specifically because of our location near all of the bases.

@John Hickey I don't doubt for a second that you did your homework, dedicated yourself to improving your property and as a result increased your rents.

If the transaction is feasible, the property owner (“Seller/Taxpayer”), selling ownership ofthe property/capital asset to a dedicated trust (the “Trust”) that is set up specifically for the Seller/Taxpayer and the contemplated transaction.

The question really comes down to how much time are you willing to dedicate to learn, practice and fail at the business before you succeed? 

These alone takes about 2-4 weeks of dedicated work if done continuously, SOW determination, material sourcing and pricing, schedule making, soliciting of bids, and bid selection.

I was hoping that a wholesaler in CO would be willing to dedicate a phone call or a free lunch on me to share their experience specific to Colorado and shed some light on how to get started?

Ultimately, I'd like to accumulate multiple properties to provide enough cash flow to retire and dedicate my time to my hobbies (e.g. opening a microbrewery!).