It's great for networking and really digging deeply into the nitty gritty of the real estate world.

It goes without saying that you learned more digging out of that deal than most can learn from books.  

I have done a little bit of digging in LV for vrbo figures and its a mixed bag.

Hello Guys and Gals,After viewing a home in an area that was not right I decided to dig a little deeper and found a property that looks great that I would be interested in viewing and potentially making an offer.

The insurance agent just explained that this is a generic term.Can anyone know if i can believe what the insurance agent said or I am supposed to dig further.

I also did a little digging online and of course you find evidence of Ryland making some lemons - which I think is probably par for the course with a home builder of this size (and who was building during the boom times and then during the recession).

Jenkins gave you some good tips . . . otherwise, dig in here on the forums, on our BiggerPockets Blog, the podcast, and our Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Real Estate Investing and you'll be well on your way.Don't hesitate to let us know any questions you've got, but be sure to use the site's search to check for answers too.Good luck.

He also said that's where it gets very expensive and cost upwards of $6,000 b/c of the digging/going underneath the house to replace the pipes.

In the end, we had to dig up part of the basement and open up walls to expose work that was done decades ago.

I need to dig into it more, thanks again guys.