Look for money, look for deals, work on your business processes or just take some well earned time off Even if you don't have money you now have a resume to attract some with a good deal in hand.

It think it is lower risk but the main reason because it is passive, that is what attracts me to private lending the most. 

Majority of the tenants are on subsidized rent, very low income and distressed.I'm interested in hearing your thoughts on specific pockets you like and find attractive to invest in.

Yes, the turnover is high for students but because of the area being close to a lot of tourists attractions i.e.

The financing makes them attractive for OOs.

There are certain areas where this does make sense and other areas like Toronto where you would never have positive cash flow.It also comes down to your investment strategy and I also believe you should start with what type of tenant do you want to attract and work backwards from there.

A fairly priced place will attract someone.And the txt messages is just a way for them to avoid speaking to you directly.

I got a mentor shortly after starting which really helped out with my lack of experience at that time.The real world experience is so very important.Going at it by yourself without a guide/mentor, you just don't know if you are making mistakes until after you make them and they smack you in the face (or usually in the wallet)

We got more detail on the property - it's a lot more suitable for an end-user who wants to refurbish it or a rehabber with deep pockets.The seller's terms are not attractive at all as they are asking for an all cash transaction with a 35% downpayment.

Who do you find more attractive - Christine O'Donnell or Sarah Palin?