So the larger firms tend to have to churn and burn inventory and sell,sell,sell as someone calls it to make any kind of substantial income.

With the high property values out there, it is easy to burn through your $250K/$500K exclusions. 

I've been burned there, but opportunities are plenty.

Cold Calling is something that will burn you out very quickly!  

Burning question for experts, especially in Washington state (Auburn, Kent, Renton, Seattle, Bellevue, Kirkland, Tacoma) investors. 

Hello fellow Pocketeers ,I have been listening to BiggerPockets for a few months now, and I think that I have burned through every episode - some twice or three times, depending on the subject matter.

I wouldn't be surprised if it burned down or got shot up.

The inspector couldn't determine the age of the two gas furnaces.My question as a buyer is knowing that these appliances are in theory going to "burn out" within a few years (maybe months), how should I approach the situation? 

Fixed it, lived in it then rented for 5 years before it burned down just recently.

It somehow tastes better when you know how much "fat" you are cutting out of your life.Regarding the house I proposed moving to my wife and renting a smaller place but that was a non-starter.