Thank you guys for the warm welcome!

Hey guys,Is it customary (or good) to write Christmas cards with warm wishes to your vendors if they did a good job?

A few lingering doubts about what I could have done differently I've been languishing over, but no regrets.Thanks for the warm welcome, guys.

Thanks again for this community and the warm welcome

My name is Karis from San Diego, but I live in Denver now for 2 years and love it.I have always loved real estate and Im looking to get back into the field as an investor.My Background:2004-2005 Real estate Certification at Cuyamaca College @ San Diego, California2004 - Mortgage Loan Originator 6 monthsMortgage Loan officer 6monthsMy goal for 2014 is to get into real estate investing through wholesaling, increasing my real estate networks, work on getting my license for Colorado, Eventually with experience build a real estate investment business and investing in rehabs, and cash properties.Currently Seeking Mentors,Investors for wholesale list for Colorado (maybe California), and anybody and anyone to help build knowledge with and network.Thanks for the warm welcomeKaris

Hey there, fellow NYer.I wanted to throw out a warm welcome, and take a second to throw my 2 cents to your question.You already know that the NY metropolitan area prices are kinda off the charts when you compare it to the rest of the country.I suppose it would matter what type of investing you wanted to do - flips or rental income.

Thanks for the warm welcomes everybody!

@ Anton AlvezA warm welcome to BP, and take advantage of all the information, and knowledge that these wonderful members have.

The last two houses we sold here in Atlanta, we had got rid of the staging before finally selling them.As you can all see, I am still not warming to the idea of these staging costs coming out of the sellers' end, I just can't see the value to the seller when already paying so much to get the thing marketed and sold.

Thanks for the warm welcome everyone!