I'm not to familiar with the Real-estate field, so please for give my ignorance.

I took a 12.00 wool felt hat and put it on ebay and then I restarted a hat career that I have known better than the best.

They say the best thing for an investor is to have contact with someone who knows what they're talking about in the field and to get free estimates on that type of work to ensure that they know what they're getting into before they stick their neck out.

IMHOAt this point in your career it "might" be wiser to think about becoming a BirdDog for other investors, or becomeing a wholesaler.

I won't hav enough time for a full rehab because of my career, but like I said I just want a rental.

There are so many helpful people here who can offer great advice as you progress through your career.

I don't want to be in war zones and I know where they are in my location but have no clue where they are in a city across the country.Net of all this - I feel it's possible to invest remotely but you really need to work at it and get some of these things to fall in line for you - especially if this is more of an investment diversification strategy for you like it is for me vs. a career.

If you have enough experience and background in the real estate or construction field to be able to find the things that an inspector would find, then that's great.

Hello, I think I may have found my niche to begin my investing career, but I still need some basic answers to go forward.

The answer is that they crash and burn and their short REI career is over.