Sure it makes it a little tougher for a moment, but if the deal makes sense then a few grand shouldn't be too hard to find.

I haven't quite found my niche yet, but I find myself being really drawn to the buy and hold type of investing.It seems like buy and hold investing is a bit tougher out here in this area, and that getting a 1% monthly rent to value is not so easy.

Banks do like for you to have some skin in the game so the decision to walk away is tougher for you.

@Chris Klaude I've started my wholesaling and its way tougher than it looks.

Jennifer, while MetroWest is tougher, two of my Black Diamond partners work mostly in Worcester, as well as Metro West.

How do you find good rental properties in tougher markets like Lenexa and OP.

So if I want to invest in Real Estate, I need to learn how to make the best of this environment.In a weird way, I think the bad economy helps the rental environment (more renters) as it is tougher for people to buy their own house.

Jet-setting is cool, but gets a little tougher to deal with when you have a young one at home and will likely have more in the near term.

As much as it has been talked about here on the forums (there's a lot of great Denver investors that are active on the forums here) Denver is a tougher buy-and-hold market than most, but not impossible my any means.  

Most people want and expect 2 baths with 3 bedrooms.I'm wondering if that can make it tougher for you to fill them.