I'm sure you're right @Robert Martinez there is certainly a lot to learn.  

However, if you walked into a local bank and asked them for non-performing assets it means you have a lot to learn before you're properly prepared to handle them.

I didn't buy it because it felt like a lot to manage myself as a first purchase. 

That all means a lot to me.

It takes a lot to maintain a property that size.

There is a lot to learn on your first time around and it would be very risky.

Hello everyone,I have a vacant lot in a C-class neighborhood that I'm thinking about turning into a mini RV park (not trailer park).  The city is saying that in order for me to do that i would have to get the lot re-p...

Unless of course the markets turn and you lose all your dead equity.The one shining light is that most people that do not work to gain wealth usually p*ss it away in short order.Studies show that the vast majority of lotto winners and those who inherit wealth (90% of the latter) lose the money within 5 years.

(I have a lot to learn about this form!) 

You have a lot to learn still and getting the education should be your priority.I am a big fan of KW.