Naturally, I looked into getting a duplex.

It's just the nature of the beast.Just make your whatever deal you're doing's numbers are good in your eyes, and go ahead and pull the trigger.The first one is always the scariest.  

Im a professional salesman and natural entrepenur  who likes to work and im not afraid of hard work  eitheir Any advise  Thank you in advance 

It is a natural reaction, and a pet peeve of many attorneys.

If you're not categorized this way, you will face limitations on losses that you can take in any given year, as your real estate activities will be considered "passive" in nature.

I understand it's hard work but luckily hard work comes natural to me.

With some of the experience (especially construction) I feel that it is only natural to take steps in investing.

Due to the obscure nature of the property, no one knew there were 3 buildable lots within it, so I got it for a pretty good price.

I've gone to a few and as Matt says above,  I'm wary of the soliciting nature of some of those meetings.  

Louisville’s attraction to people from other parts of the country is quite natural; with real estate on the coasts being extremely expensive, this market becomes the land of opportunity for those looking to make their investment dollars stretch.Louisville Home Prices are at an All-Time HighSo while Louisville is a cheap option to an investor from, say, New York, these are some of the highest home prices ever before seen by Louisville natives.