Things of this nature need to be well thought out, or you will get burnt out quick.Real Estate Investing is a process when starting out.

Definitely think hard on this one, as it's hard to keep tenants if they are sensitive to noise.

Perhaps because the seminars are purposely designed to only deal with a certain part of the asset class and are not comprehensive in nature.

Unless it's a time sensitive issue like an impending foreclosure auction or a property under bankruptcy protection, it really won't affect the way they purchase the property.

I bet you don't go to a C Corp :)Way up there, is your lender adding back the depreciation as it is not a tax expense but the nature of the tax beast.Consider too, paying down debts increases the net worth, I'd suggest you look for other lenders too, I see it may be limited where you are.You may have a job you want out of, better hold on to that Bar license!

I just sold all my stock to put into real estate so my mind naturally goes towards how to keep the real estate investment.

Let's just say that I have developed a sensitivity towards budgets and will heed the fair warning.

Being sensitive and understanding as Wayne said above helped a lot.

If you don't have alot of money, then you can spend TIME driving for dollars and things of that nature.

Tax records are very time sensitive.