Besides this real estate being something that absolutely consumers my mind, it’s good to hear some positive on here from people that have been in it.

@Nicholas Olson I am a modest size single-family residential investor but I have learned that when there are domestic issues between tenants and/or domestic issues between tenants and neighbors it becomes a lose lose for the landlord.

I actually have found that I have two primary challenges: deals and owners.Finding deals, while not difficult, can be time consuming and I've been sifting thru a lot of chaff to find few potential deals.The owners I've encountered, to date, of off-market deals however, have been less than forthcoming with the numbers I need to determine whether I can go to my investors with those deals.I'm working on both of those ...

I didn't really think about getting an insurable title after the fact or how challenging/time consuming it might be.

my other amazing story .. is the pipeline i had to a thrift  .. you know those high interest consumer loan companies that do real estate as well.I finally got to  manager that would let me buy their notes 2 to 3 weeks before the trustee sale. they did not want them on the books.. 

Horrible if it's bad consumer debt.4.How do you get deals on out of state properties?

It's not very well known but it's changed my whole perspective on consumer debt and how to maximize cashflow. 

This was so I could refinance the house and put my name on the title and to recover the $25K in credit card I’ve consumed trying to do the BRRR method and am now dealing with my great grandfather who is abusing his conservatorhsip over my grandmother to try to take the house and say my “tenancy at will” is terminated when I’ve paid a mortgage on the house for over 2 years.

Sellers slowly realize that selling themselves maybe isn't the best option or it's just way too time consuming. 

IMO I would not like offloading consumer debt like CC and a car loan to my home.