The tenant was super happy (now the sprayer worked!...

Wearing super nice clothes could even cause a sense of resentment because I may be perceived as some rich fatcat (there was a similar thread that discussed how tenants drove nicer cars than the landlord, and most agreed that that didn't bother them.Second, I have a very serious contract discussion with the tenant when we sign.  

Thanks @Ray Johnson - super helpful perspective.

HML is a great way to generate income...is super EASY...and for the most part problem free.

I feel super hooked already and really eager.  

I am not super interested in being a real estate agent.

Maybe these folks are just super selective on the houses they choose to list...

I am super eager to start, and I need some guidance to start my journey. 

hi there,i'm wanting to get into more of a long game scenario w buy&holds, but keep hearing that wholesales, flips, etc. are a great way to generate some quick (or quicker) profit that can then be used to help to fund the b&h strategy. i don't know the beginnings, however, of what to look for/watch out for in relation to that sort of strategy. this was just sent to me by zillow because it's in the area i've been looking: http://www.zillow.com/homes/for_sale/fsba,fsbo,for...it's a super solid area with incredibly high demand. this could end up being a buy & hold, actually, since it fits a lot of the things we've been looking for and is in the area we'd prefer no less.i guess my question is simply this: how do i best assess this in terms of it being an REO?

I bought the property super cheap, the only debt on it is from my construction costs.