I have a lot of experience working with clients in all categories from experienced investors all the way to first time buyer/sellers, whether it's with REOs, HUD homes, foreclosures, or regular sales.When I'm not working, you'll find me traveling, at sporting events (even when our teams are horrible), trying out a new restaurant, playing my guitar, going to see some of my favorite classic rock bands in concert, or getting some culture at the different museums around town.If I wasn't a Realtor, I think I would be starting a restaurant or trying to come up with the next big idea to make people's lives easier.I joined BP because I'm interested in networking, finding new clients to work with, and of course continuing my quest for constantly learning new things.If you think I might be a good connection, or at the very least a nice person, then I would love to talk!

Account Closed On the amortization, I guess I was confusing this with my other private loans where I do amortize over 5 years and make regular monthly P&I payments.

It cant necessarily buy health.

This is regularly done with listed properties but often at the expense of the buyer.I often buy vacant boarded up properties.

This does not include being able to work a regular job.

I was looking over the health exchange website and one of the income questions was Net Rental Income amount.

Like I said this vacation / rental for me, is a bit more personal (because I love the Outer Banks) and I am having feelings of letting certain numbers ride that I normally wouldn't in one of my regular investments only because I want to have a place down there.

We have lots of aged building stock here - Victorian or older - that can often be found at relatively descent prices due to the fact they are energy pigs.While it is true that a kitchen or bathroom installed today will be a 20yr old kitchen or bath when it comes time to sell, adding insulation, improved electrical, plumbing, ventilation ... all those "under the hood" type of renovations will bring comfort and health benefits to your tenants and operational benefits to your bottom line.

Having disclosures and having a judge care about them when you intentionally screw someone over that says they didn't understand all the paperwork are very different things.If they do that on a regular basis I assume they will go down hard the first time someone does get pissed off enough to see what they can do.These are definitely the sh*t stains of our industry that give everyone else a bad name.

I am specifically curious about how intense the day-to-day management aspects are (or if you have hired someone to manage this), any issues with internet connectivity based on specific professions (I have been warned off photographers and folks who regularly video-conference), along with any revenue-generating value-adds you have employed and rough profitability vs. any other commercial or residential investment properties you have.