I am betting it slows down a lot, but sales seem to be pointing the other way at the moment.

This probably will be one of those "refocus moment which will drive me toward concentrating efforts more on my strengths.

I'm leaning more towards Portsmouth at the moment as a good place to start looking.

I do intend to become a full-time real estate investor, but not at the moment since I'm having tremendous fun being a full-time Venture Capitalist.Perhaps a low-key, low maintenance investment then is the right way to go for me at the moment then.May I ask, Allen and Jeremy, what are the key numbers you look at in a property that indicates to you that it's a good deal.For instance, is the ultimate consideration how much net-net income you'll have after servicing the mortage and all other expenses (regardless of how big or small the mortgage may be)?

At this moment, 0 full business days since the signing into law, there appears to be no method to file with the secretary of state.

Mostly because I've been scouring the MLS looking for deals or checking on our current rehab houses any spare moment I have.But, I'd like to take a moment and share my story and progress in hopes to encourage some of the younger or newer investors to take action!

The issue with that is the moment you lose money or your first deal is a flop you either give up or tell everyone real estate don't work.

At the present moment I am educating myself in the field.

@Ralph Miller makes a great point with a long moment of silence.

To be honest, reading about and researching real estate investing has my head spinning at the moment.