Then committ to becoming excellent at it.Look at your strengths and what you enjoy, if you have an amazing ability as mentioned to create and build things, I suspect you will be much better off using those to build something, than you will be sitting through real estate classes That potentially bore you to tears, and teach you not much about rehabbing.A man with one watch knows what time it is, a man with two or three is never quite certain.

There are quite a few active investors here in the Bay on the website.

-- There are different types of investors, from the very active to the not quite so active.

I presented tenant with a "3 Day Pay or Quit".

I see this on a lot of properties.Conversations about these numbers with brokers can get quite awkward -- I've had some tell me that it's industry standard to price multifamilies this way (no way!)

Kim if you don't plan on being on the job site quite a bit then I would hire a GC.

I'm intrigued by note investing and have enjoyed reading Dave VanHorn's posts, however my current REI activities (buy and hold) keep me quite busy right now.

Although I would post your Pay or Quit notice the very day they are late in February.

My strategy is buy fix and sell at the moment, quite different than going after small apartment units.

Most of these homes are quite old and am afraid these might be endless headaches without costly updates and repairs.