Probably had a bit more into it with the front and rear steps and misc odds and ends.

If we're taking money from them, they also have a hand on the wheel.

I mean, why try to re-invent the wheel?

Just like how fire was new for a time, the wheel, cars, tv and so on, it is all just a fundament fact of life normalcy now, you're either with it or Amish.

Some have likened that strategy to investing with training wheels, ie it’s extremely low risk and a great place to begin.

I am actually doing this right now:I used my cash to build a tiny house on wheels, got the tax records of the area I need to live in, found all the vacant land and sent out letters asking to "rent" the vacant land with the intention of living on the property in the tiny house.This gave me the opportunity to cut down on my commute to work and the ability to save 80% of my income every month to then invest in real estate in the local market.

And the La investors failed big time.. this is were most of your 08 to 2011 foreclosure inventory comes from in all these markets , Granted it was a lot of sub prime Owner Occ but it was a crap load of investors who just could not keep properties up and running.. they were undercapitalized to start with. they were sold a program that called for positive cash flow,, they were really getting negative cash flow and of course the 8k per house they took out at closing is sitting in the driveway either on wheels a Jet ski or was that fabulous trip they could never afford.

That's why our first 6 months is going to be so important but eventually we'll have a dependable person who is an important spoke in the wheel of our business.

Squeaky wheel gets the grease.

I will check out Wheel Borrow Profits and Syndication Show.