I was elbow deep in human feces, digging it out of the main sewage line of the first rental property I’d ever purchased.

I have been thinking of just quitting my current job and going in deep with real estate as I have an inheritance coming shortly to live off of for a bit.  

I'm a seasoned wholesaler with some deep discounted off market properties here in metro Atlanta.

I talked them all off a ledge, but there will be celebrating when she is gone, I am sure, and a deep sigh of relief from the landlord. 

In the deep secret recesses of this person's brain - that makes sense.  

I would think you'd have to be buying at a pretty deep discount to make the numbers work.  

@Matt Rothwell@Eric F.You may want to caution your "stupid" comments as folks have deep seated beliefs in how they want things to be on both sides.

When you have a deep level of knowledge about what to buy and how to analyze risk it is not the systemic risk people talk about.These days I look for DESTINATION type tenants.

The quality of potential tenants is low, you dash for the cash and accept a tenant who you wouldn't dream of touching normally, you get two months of rent, a trashed property, and it's out for three months+, not to mention another couple of grand for repairs.This period of bad occupancy requires you to dig deep into your pocket.

@Jason Green  I find that to be the case in the Deep south.. since so much of the foreclosure action was sub prime loans that were 100% at the time and with values falling .. of course not all but many..