black eye as well, so if he gets any more bright ideas for MKE RE gold mines, he thinks twice and stays away!

First Tai Lopez opened my eyes to reading so i learned to power read and started reading a book a week on investing, finance, great people, psychology.

The presentation you posted in the BP Forum to advertise for funding was eye catching and very professional.

I have my eye on a few neighborhoods.  

I'd drop 10k without blinking an eye at work and then wonder why all my money was gone so fast at home when I was not even flinching at 500-1000 purchases for me. 

I'll keep my eyes open for you.

It doesn't have to be thorough, I just want to know what red flags and opportunities a trained eye can see when looking at this for just a couple minutes.http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2858-Boulevard-P...http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/5928-Devington-R...Thanks for any assistance, wisdom, advice, and feedback!

As another side note, you best keep an eye on those outstanding tax certificates as they at a point where they can petition for a tax foreclosure for lack of payment.  

You should take a trip out there for a week, and just drive the area, get a feell for it and your eyes will open up, and it will give you more insight on where an out of state investor should buy, dont get me wrong, Lake County is gem to me, and this county has alot of nice house for cheap that rent well.

I've learned it's best to collect a significant security deposit at the start of tenancy, to have a strong lease/rental agreement, to do regular property maintenance inspections (keeping an eye out for lease violations at the same time), and to enforce the terms of the rental agreement swiftly, fairly, firmly and respectfully.