I quit my day job for a full-time night job, and another day job.

So we put the tenant up in a hotel for three nights and did it all at the same time.

This post turned out to be longer than I intended, you’ve been warned :)I joined BP a few months ago, but just recently started really diving into the site and can’t get enough.A little about myself, and where I want to go.I live in San Diego, and was thinking of buying something during the last market crash, but was glad I didn’t since I had no idea about the 1% rule and all the other tips and tricks needed to make sure property cash flowed.

As a result, I know there is unmet need especially since my 700 square foot loft which will sleep 4 comfortably and is decked out to the 9's with a roof deck will be AT LEAST $50 to $75 less per night than a Hotel w/ no Kitchen, etc.

I am motivated and eager to dive in.

Seems like I will be on here all night , its so much information.

One of my boys wanted them (now he's a big time investor) and has been calling me at night discussing property's he finding online!

I grew up in Lynnwood and have spent many hours down near the waterfront, both working and playing.You should find what you're looking for, this is a very active community, and apparently up at all hours of the day and night.

But last night the speaker was Jimmy Napier, a living legend, so I stayed.

If you aren't diving into real estate investing full time, it is also a good way to ease in, work with other investor and gain experience through them. the down side is: it's sales and commission work, no effort = no $$$. it's a lot of busy work (I work with foreclosure and short sales, and investors). it will distract from your own investing objective.