I thought it was a very simple, straightforward, easy read and a great guide to all the basics...Perfect for anyone starting out.When I first decided to start investing I had to put the info together myself from a ton of different sources and it probably took me a good 6 months to do that.

I too was in the computer industry before I decided to get into the RE industry.

As it turns out my tenants decided to move in the first of June and they turned out to be up front so far.

I don't want to be one of those "I decided I want to do REI so tell me everything you know" newbies, so I want to lay at least a little background out to show I've done some independent study.

You never know when some hopped up meth addict will be walking down the street and decide that he needs your money.I carry a Baretta 3032 (32 cal) Tomcat with frangible rounds for added safety in apartment buildings and other close quarters.

IF you decide to pass on it, PM me as I would like to have a look at it.Best regards,Scott Cook

This might seem very unconventional, and this is totally just my own opinion, but maybe you should just take a look at what the most is you are going to get out it financially after lawyers, and decide if this is really worth the emotional drain and continued hurt.

However, since the current happening in the Dutch RE market, we've decided to wait a little with our Dutch investments.We did do quite some research on the matter thought, so if you need help with anything, feel free to send me a msg.

I've decided to sell all these buildings.

An agent can give you a competitive market analysis to help you decide what to offer.