While you may not make a fortune quickly, you will learn the mechanics.  

I travel to STL often on work and was surprised to learn of all the Fortune 500 companies in this "small" Midwest city.

Fortunately, my job is virtual but I was expected to really produce and could not afford to just take a couple weeks off to deal with my family issues. 

I do have some savings that will help for now and I have been fortunate to positive cash flow on the current property, so I think I will be fine, at least for a month or 2, but certainly no more than 2 months.The existing home is in Lakewood and literally 10 minutes from downtown Denver, so great location and also overall great property.I do not know if I am allowed to post my ad link here, but I have attached some screen shots and hopefully that is okay.I really would like to hear our opinions on my ad.I have since changed it up with fresh pics and more pics and I renew it every day but still nothing, …...uuughhhh.What am I doing wrong?

I started in 2010 so missed that down turn fortunately.

I won't be in a position to purchase my first property until spring 2018 so fortunately this question is not time sensitive.I'm curious to hear if anyone routinely does this as part of inspection on purchasing your older buildings, especially if you have had a problem revealed by scoping that led to a seller contingency. 

Hi @Henry K. if you’re looking to take a more passive role in your real estate and want the benefits of diversification there are funds available to accredited investors that are designed to allow investors the opportunity for ownership of institutional investment grade property that is occupied by regional, national, and Fortune 500 credited companies. 

We aren't as fortunate but don't want to let that stop us from being able to have a very fortunate future with each other. 

Well, fortunately, we've never had to deal with evictions.

I'm very fortunate that from day one I will have instant equity and never had to swing a hammer.