(I have a kitty, so I understand!)

The magazine had positive comments about Pittsburgh: "Currently undergoing a renaissance, this hidden gem has distinctive neighborhoods, tree-lined streets, glittering skyscrapers, upscale shops and a diversified economy."

In a duplex I purchased with tenants in it, the one side (who later left) had painted the bedroom RED with a yellow flower painted in glitter paint.

You have allot of resources here locally and allot of opportunities hiding behind all the things that glitter.

HELLO KITTY

We have around $2million kitty (little less than that).We have done investments before but they were around 60-70k, so this amount is way more than what have handled before.We still hold the previous investments but were wondering if :1) we should split that amount into 70k each and continue doing what we were doing (SFR)2) or should we step up our game split it into 3 tranche of 600k each.3) or just do 1 investment - no diversification.We have been investing for around 2 yrs now - learnt a lot from BP - returning to it after almost an year after applying my lessons from here.Looking for ideas/criticisms.I have other questions but i guess they will spring from responses below.

Think of the Outer Banks.....my first time there I was disappointed to find out that we weren't staying in Kitty Hawk, we were in Kill Devil Hills.

Bought in Kitty Hawk and Nags Head in 2005.

The really good looking ones, (those will tell you screw mentors... for wholesaling), and the not-so-goodlooking ones, smell a little funny, bad teeth and are mean to baby kitties, that will tell you to look for a mentor.See... looking for a mentor or not doesn't depend on the niche you are trying to get into... unless you want to become a doctor .. or a licenced engineer or some lame profession like that.See you needing a mentor or not depends on YOU!

If you get the hang of the process, then try sending out mailers and wholesaling a few properties over the next year to learn your market and make some lump sum income to add to your kitty.