I put about 7k down (3.5% + closing costs, etc) to get into it.. so if I sold it for 160k I would make my 7k back plus a couple of extra grand after the realtor fees are paid for it sounds like, not bad for only living in it for a year.Me being a single and younger guy, I just think a house is too much for me in terms of keeping up with it on a daily basis, yard work, and things, so I was thinking of possibly renting it out and getting myself an apartment for now (or even a second home for investing purposes but I have no idea on the income requirements for obtaining a second mortgage).

Once you get the daily listings, you can begin to analyze deals in the area. 

I had cherry butcher block for 7 years in my old house, used them daily, oiled 2x a year.

In this real estate business, it's almost like we face new challenges on a daily basis, so I like to celebrate along the way by sharing a few past projects along with lessons learned.......     

My counties public records file daily and go back til about March 2015.

I'm also posting CL ads, networking with wholesalers, and browsing the MLS daily and making offers on properties with certain keywords and high DOM.

Yes, I had to have my FPE panel box replaced because we were having short power outages almost daily. 

He actually lived in a trailer park and other apartments to see how these people live and how evictions have become a part of their daily lives.

Once they call me back I immediately let them know what I am doing, how many cards I send out daily or weekly and that I do not know if they are in fact interested in selling nor have I seen their home/house.

Take a nice long vacation...Then developed a daily structure to keep you working and motived.