Find out more about him and his mentality.

Primarily, a sealed envelope of building, 2 years of roof, health & safety items like adequate heating, venting, no visible discoloration (mold), egress from each bedroom, termites, peeling lead paint, drainage issues, secured railings, and as miniscule as trip hazards if they are having a bad day.

@Ned CareyI crossed my references, sorry - - it's a Fair Housing Regulation:Fair Housing Laws prohibitdiscrimination based on: - Race or Color- National Origin or Ancestry- Religion- Sex- Sexual Orientation- Marital Status- Age / Familial Status (havingchildren or being pregnant)- Mental or Physical Disability- Source of IncomeWhat actions are prohibited?

It takes discipline, but once you commit to it mentally...and understand it, it becomes your roadmap...and you'd be surprised at how fast it works...depending on the market you invest in.

Health reasons force the sale...

They will come out for free and look at the tree and give you an honest, unbiased opinion of the tree's health.

@Ashley Wolfe I've been following this thread and while I can appreciate the abundance mentality my gut is warning me here as well. 

I saw a recent post that compared this industry to health science startups--it's not really about user growth or deals funded, it's about efficacy.  

Hi @Paul Rodriguez - It seems like you are definitely mentally ready to start tackling real estate - looking for a mentor is a fantastic next step.Just be careful that you set expectations correctly for yourself and for the mentor - most of the time that I've sought the advice of a mentor, they've directed me to some resource or material.Let me know if you think that "The Ultimate Guide to Finding Incredible Mentors" might help you in your real estate investing journey!

I work in the mental health field and have finally reached a point where I feel comfortable entering into the real estate world.