But, if you discover a tenant is behaving badly, you can't get rid of them.

Couple returns from trip to discover their fully paid house has been mistakenly foreclosedMel and Harriet (last names withheld) from Coconut Creek, Florida returned home after a trip up to New York and saw something alarming – their locks had been changed, the power had been turned off, and items were missing.

I'd probably include a blog about investing, probably before and after photos, that kind of thing.

Hi @Alexander Felice welcome to BP.I believe only wholersaling is a mistake for REIs,you should be in the"I will buy or lease your house fast business", or"I will solve your home problem business"solving problems and offering a couple of choices to the home seller, like all cash, or owner financing, or lease option then assign, is a good business plan.See my BP blog for some sales ideas.http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/3-reiskills-and-brian-gibbonsAnd welcome to BP!

Spend time on these forums engaging, listen to the podcasts, read as many blog posts surrounding your area of interest as possible, read books, etc.

Don't overlook the learn section on the tool bar some very good information in the archieves and the blogs are an excellent source of information.

I am in exactly the same business/ situation and am developing our web presence to accomplish a long term goal of attracting other investors to us, give us a forum for some blogging & information channels and giving us an eventual portal for our tenants / homeowners.

In my future blogs I will relate the entire story and his info as well as the successes, failures and opportunities of our team.I am very new to the potential of real estate but will be taking off the Army 'green' in about a year and am preparing myself for yet another great adventure.

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I just wrote a blog post on this subject.