I have numerous examples of this, as one student of mine invested $29K with a coaching "elite" program and got a kid in a cubicle.I have a BP blog here - http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/3-reiskills-and...Lot of free stuff there.Worst case scenario, I hope you get your license, learn CO regs, find a great RE broker that teaches (I like Keller Williams), and build a career in real estate.

Things like breaking a window because their kids were horsing around, I pay for and then subtract from security deposit when the tenant moves out.

It looks like you did your homework on the property, and you answered your own question that you feel it may be a great long term investment.  

There are over 30,000 kids playing in SNSA leagues (Sothern Nevada Soccer Association).

Or as the woman that lived next to to me as a kid said as she brought over some of my favorite cookies of all time, freshly baked, these are for you because you played nice with your sister and her friends when I know they were driving you to the mad house.

I did my homework, I know my CMA, the house is in a great part of town (schools, parks, shopping), the house just needs some love.

The difficulty comes when people who have not fully researched the statutes and case law try to apply AP. like a kid with a shiny new bicycle tool, anxious to use it but often recklessly. 

It is rented to a school teacher with 2 kids. 

First deals can be intimidating but you're on the right track doing your homework.  

Hey all,My name is Alex and I am very new to Real Estate Investment. So new, in fact, that I have only purchased my own primary residence. I have only recently joined the site and have been gobbling up the podcasts. B...