My wife and two beautiful girls.Fun fact: In that same one day, I adopt a new member to the familyNot one with a diaper to change though- A new book "Zig Ziglar secrets of closing the sale."

Another option is if you lived there two of the last five years, you could rent it for two more years and then sell. 

. - It's a long term game.

Sometimes they are noteworthy and sometimes not.I don't think it's reasonable to charge people two application fees so it's probably just best to get your leads through Zillow and then have them apply on a different website to screen them.

The two most obvious options at hand are : A/ Accumulating capital through my job before investing in real estate B/ Asking for a bank loan that would allow me to invest sooner, saving time, after doing market research Which strategy is better, in your regards ?

So I cannot be up in the game 24/7 like I'd like to be, but I spend a healthy amount of time keeping up with listings and the market.

But I wanted to get more thoughts on these two options from other investors to see if anyone had been looking in these areas as well.

My neighbor was willing to buy two.

Two of my properties are in Baltimore and their meters have been broken for a long time now.

At best, it would be an impaired loan from a risk standpoint on the bank's books.Just my two cents though.