People are having a hard time finding deals because they are all fishing out of the same pond.

Learning How to Fish”; here’s the link:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/12/topics/116065-turnkey-vs-learning-how-to-fishI got some good advice and support from the posters and started researching a particular RE Turnkey company.

I would rather have cashflow on each place than fish for equity, although I am positive these two will have it almost immediately.As far as expenses, outside of the few thousand I want to put into the places prior to renting them, the monthly expenses would be about the same for both places.Mortgage is $675 (including property taxes and insurance)Water, Sewer, and Garbage $115 (figured on the high side) I'm assuming most owners pay this on behalf of the tenants.Gas & Electric to be paid by tentant (average is $150/mo)Total Monthly expenses = $790I'm not sure how much to put into a monthly kitty for maintenance.

If he is dead, he won't know it and neither will she since she is nuts and in a hospital.Burned?

After all, you don't want a portfolio of fish burgers when your local investors are all looking for chicken sandwiches,right?!

They shouldn't be hard to find since we are in a buyers market now and finding motivated sellers is as easy as shooting fish in a barrel.But finding both buyers and sellers takes work and that's the key to REI.

So it drives me nuts when I have to give my social to some organization that’s paying tenant rent.

I'm not sure where the fish bathroom fits in?

They ended up in the Fresno area picking nuts, fruits and other produce to make a living.

But I have gone fishing more in the last month than I have in the last decade.It's great to see what you want out of life and are prepared to take it man.