They fight almost every day and it's a noise issue I've talked to them about but they continue to fight like cats and dogs.

I sacrificed a lot starting out years and years ago but it has paid off greatly.Work on being the best and improving your knowledge everyday and people will seek you out for your expertise.

It sounds like you will do relatively low volume at first due to capital constraints, so you just need to find a deal however you can.I flip a little over 100 houses per year, and here is how I do it: I fish from every pond, every day.

I've been trying to find the right angle to get my foot in the door with some real estate with the goal in mind of attaining financial freedom and not having to punch a clock every day.

There is a great product that I use every day called Toodledo.

Sarah ShockleyI am a multifamily buyer and always get inspections done and routinely get copies to the bank.

It seems like the projects we hear about in the press usually involve very well connected people and I was wondering if the every day investor follows behind and if that strategy is a good one or not.

I would be surprised if you could fill in the pool for under $5000.You'll probably want to drill many holes in it, then fill it in.If I bought it, I would get solid insurance, a solid lease (but mostly insurance), screen tenants very carefully, hire a pool guy to do routine cleaning, check local pool rules (fences, etc.), and enjoy the extra rent I could get with a swimming pool.

Multiple property loans are becoming harder to get every day with tougher underwriting guidelines, even for wealthy buyers.

Whether users have Keyword Alerts set up for terms of interest (they will be notified by email when ads show up matching them) or if they are just browsing the marketplace (one of the busiest pages on the site now), there are thousands of people viewing Marketplace ads every day.....If folks have haves, wants or opportunities and aren't posting them there, they are definitely missing out.