I was fuming mad.  

PArt of the reason the suburbs are what they are today (the exact opposite of Detroit) is due to the mad dash out of Detroit from the mid 70's and beyond.Those drops in value you speak of was not something that was special in Detroit or its suburbs.  

They're trying to expand Highway 59 southwest of Sugar Land to accommodate more drivers in the Rosenberg/Richmond area, where more people have migrated to due to Sugar Land becoming more saturated and expensive. 

If you haven't yet, you will get some irate people calling you really mad that you sent them a letter. 

I work as an airport shuttle driver.

If so, can you become an uBer or Lyft driver so the car pays for itself? 

Some have even boasted the only thing they need is a drivers license. 

There is a method to my madness and it doesn't lead to paralysis.

Sold it on Saturday without having to do all of that work in a mad rush.  

So i'm a little frustrated because i just took a three weeks RE training and i remember asking this question on the first day just to be told my answer will come, now we've finished the program yesterday and their is no clear answer.i've been told make offers ( make a lot of them), call realtors, visit potential investments just to never really have the means to purchase anything.A little about me: i've never purchased a home but a own a small fleet of cars that i rent out to drivers for car service in the NYC area. i owe about 50k on my cars, i have a little cash to play with but much. have a couple of questions:Is there anyway i can start investing in RE without having to pay cash?