It's hard to diversify in RE as a beginner if your not already independently wealthy.Investing can consume as little or as much time as you choose.

I am a hard working sales professional hungry for knowledge.I know that to get out of life you need to give, and I have 15 years of Outside Sales experience selling to businesses, government, and door to door consumer with relentless followup that can sell.

All good advice - it's time consuming for contractors to come and prepare bids...especially if it is for a larger more involved project.

That was costly, time consuming and very stressful for his widowed wife.

• Typically occupied by blue collar workers and even some Section 8 tenants • Usually have below market rental rates • The projects have fewer amenities • Renters by necessity

Renters are consumers.

As you mentioned - Getting rid of the consumer debt will give us an emotional uplift to stay the course, and we’ll regain $492/mo in Earned Income.

The higher the price, the fewer the lookers.Buyers and buyer agents are busy.

If investors began understanding the basics of RE, there would be about 50,000 fewer posts on BP.So, when you look at any potential deal, you're not looking at just a house, you're looking at a set of rights in title, referred to as the "bundle of rights" usually explained in chapter two of any RE text book.

The more mailers you send the more time consuming it becomes.