It's for a marketing piece I'm working on, so complex charts would probably scare Joe homebuyer off.Thanks for looking through your stuff!

So if I was allowed to only give a new investor only one piece of advice it would be to jump in and worry about learning as you go.

Recent grads are also having a harder and harder time finding employement, many of whom are piecing together part time, seasonal, and temporary work.

My realtor has a blank contract with my signature already on it stashed at his office.

I heard they were a couple hundred a piece..

My wife & I are purchasing a small piece of vacant land (~2.5 acres and hopefully closing by end of this month), and will be immediately starting to build a small log cabin that will be used as a rental property and personal "getaway" a few times per year.

Otherwise in a couple of years you'll be losing this piece of property too.Don't let life happen to you, you happen to it.

I got a Kohler one piece toilet low profile, a $700/800 toilet, brand new, for like $40.00!

For properties that have been on the market for 3 mo.Bank of America told me go to thier website and carve out a portfolio they even sent me a blank bulk REO template they also start negotiations at 80% of list price even if the prop was just listed.That's not great for my investors looking for 50-60 cents but, it gives you an idea of what is going on.

I guess doing 1-2 successful and profitable flips part-time this year that make $20,000 a piece are better than doing 3-4 projects that only make $10,000 a piece...