I started getting interested in real estate my senior year of high school when I forgot a book for my English class and picked a random one of the shelf of my sports marketing class.

So lucky to have found Biggerpockets.com today by random searched on google browser with keywords "how to become a real estate in Malaysia." 

Also possible that they had been and gone and nothing was worth taking. these crews usually only take stuff that can be quickly turned into cash (copper, radiators, appliances, random metal) There's no guarantee a house will be broken into in a rough neighborhood, particularly if the appearance from the outside doesn't indicate an easy score. 

My main debate is whether to invest in Los Angeles or out of state as LA does not seem to be able to offer high cash on cash returns, but I'm hesitant to invest in random markets.  

If you are just buying a random turnkey property, the seller has probably set the price and you just need to determine if it's a legit price or not.

I got a random lead today for a manufactured home in Sanford, FL.  

@Ceasar Blackman in our code of ethics "random mailings do not apply."

I have a retired friend who has shown interest in my random talking about real estate investing.

Just happen to hit this post while browsing at random.

I wouldn't just throw a random number out there.