I've been reading books, listening to podcasts (Josh Dorkin does kinda look like Adam Levine's cousin), and watching youtube videos and HGTV to educate myself.I'm planning on being debt free by November, and that's when i'll start putting all that learning to good use, and after being a bit covert on BP, I'm convinced you all can help me get started and be better educated.Any advice on my continuing education would be greatly appreciated.Thanks!

. : )Best wishes and continued success to you.

Initial cash on cash returns here are lower than say the Midwest, but I like my deals and feel good about the two neighborhoods continuing to gentrify and there is quite a bit of value I can add here as well, which I have started to do.

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I hope my son continues to work along side of me and become confident in his decisions.

It is not a regular continuing expense.

All have stayed occupied continuously since purchase.

It was no longer earning anything... so I figured this would be a great opportunity to continue contributing to my retirement and get in the real estate game.

Once you are named as additional insured, and you have an ongoing relationship with the contractor, you will usually continue to receive updated certificates of insurance (until the contractor cancels the policy or notifies the agent to remove you from being named as additional insured).

But if the numbers pencil out decently and I think we could see some appreciation in the next 5-10 years which would be motivation for us to continue landlording.