What I have done, however, is read, post, comment, take notes, listen to blogs and network with people on this wonderful website.There is so much information on here, that it can be a little overwhelming at times, and of course, there are differing opinions on almost every subject in regards to Real Estate (except for the awesomeness of this site).As newbies (for those who are), we have a tendancy to dive in head first without planning, having a clear vision and setting reasonable goals.

I have made some good connections at my country club over the last few years, and I plan to talk to a person that owns a contracting business here in my hometown and also a very successful apartment complex owner about my idea.I really appreciate any tips/comments/advice that you are willing to give me.

That last comment makes me think it is actually pretty big.

Hey I'll make no comment on the numbers, but the situation...

Thanks for all of your comments and input!

Any thoughts, comments, or advice?

Start thinking about what criteria you want to use to choose/disqualify a tenant, making sure you don't discriminate (blatantly or even steer with comments or directions to property).Good luck!

All comments and pointers are welcomed good or bad!

Really great advice...I appreciate you all taking the time to comment!

In this instance, based on your comment, it looks like the date of loss was prior to you having a possible insurable interest in the property.