Pro tip from a buddy I used to buy eggshell which didn't tough up well since the gloss didn't match, switched to flat and you can never tell the difference and saves a lot of time instead of painting the whole wall.  

My buddy has 22 properties (mortgages on all) and I make more money on my 10 than he makes on his 22.

A real estate investor buddy of mine told me about it.

But when you talk about price point for the nice apartments compared to splitting a house with 2 buddies it's a huge gap.Example: 4 bedroom apartment you'll pay $750 per person at IQ on Bruce B Downs. 2 or 3 of those guys could get together and get a house for less than $500 a person and have a nice spot with the entire house, yard, driveway.... instead of a tiny apt.

If you can get into that habit early and avoid all the stuff-chasing all your buddies are likely to do, you'll be a long-way towards your goals.We have a REIA meeting in Greenville the 3rd Thursday of every month.

My Real Estate buddy is very knowledgeable and has agreed to help me look for properties that possibly fit my profile, but you're right, MLS doesn't seem to produce much, though there are some interesting foreclosures.

Originally posted by @Todd Dexheimer:@Ken Baker no I do not own the neighboring property in the case I was mentioning Interesting.So you found a buddy with a neighboring apartment complex and you were able to come to an amicable agreement to share his resources.A sub-contractor for apartment management.That's really fascinating actually.Is that a handshake deal or is it in writing ???

hey boys come on over & meet my racist neighbor.attorney buddy used to say it's not his job to change the world. 

Hey Buddy , see a couple quick notes below each question.1.

Me and two buddies recently went into business together and we are having a disagreement about our first rental property.