I have insulted a couple of people.

I have also found that since I am in such a competitive market (central Florida) that the rate is low enough on the 4-bedroom that I often get couples who could stay in something much smaller but find our house worth the slightly higher cost.

Brian, I don't think investors WANT to see 50 or 100 houses before they make an offer but I would make a couple of points:1) As I tell my life partner "you have to kiss a lot of toads" before you find the right one but this is related to how you find the home...meaning if it is on the MLS - typically harder to find a deal although not impossible, if you drive for dollars you might have to look a lot of owners up but if you get to the point to see one odds start to flow in your favor2) If what you refer to is being a newbie and trying to understand what a good deal is or is not and if you have the time, touring that many properties to get an idea of value is fine.I have a w2 job and family so never had the time to specifically look at 100 properties with no intention to buy --  this is in no way a requirement.  

Hi,I currently have an FHA on a 4/4 duplex (South Florida) and I also recently got married.

I have been keeping my eye on a couple duplexes and I am having trouble trying to find comps for one of them.

To answer a couple of your questions @Andrew Major I have clients who have found South Jersey to be extremely fruitful for investment opportunities. 

A separated woman might say she's "divorced" when she is still married. 

Assisted in a couple major renovations growing up, but no other experience in RE.History: Originally from Alaska, but been bouncing around a lot for work.

I dont have a construction background so the turnkeys have been perfect for my strategy.I’ve partnered with the TK company owner this year on an AirBNB and hope to use this knowledge to start an AirBnB on my personal house in a couple years.Hope that helps...Hank

Over the last couple of weeks, I’ve grown an interest in real estate investing and I’ll love to gain knowledge on the subject.