As an investor I bring my dog, kids, whoever I want to visit job sites because I'm the client.

Sales are steady, but slower than I like...Good Foreclosures are drying up it seems, and the remaining 80 on the MLS are mostly dogs..

When you are flipping in an IRA, you are putting your fellow flippers in a disadvantage.A good example, let's say a non-profit University started selling hot dogs on campus.

None of the big dogs are doing anything that you can't do, they are just using their time in the most effective manner possible.

Can I have a dog?

Some people improve far more slowly than others, and take more time and thus more moneyI love RE also, and would love to get to that point where I'm buying my deals with cash as you do, but I'm not there yet.

They have dogs so couldn't put inside of door.

The reports I have seen have been very good quality and very detailed.I especially like looking at the the aerial pictures over 60 years to show how the a property changes over time going from raw land to developed product to a change to a different product etc.Some might find things like that boring but if you love real estate it is fun.

We got the portfolio for about $450k, and found that the bank was delinquent on a lot of property taxes, had not secured properties, vagrants and wild dogs living in homes etc....

You don't really seem to understand the role of a real bird dog.