We watch, wait and run numbers like crazy to find that "perfect" numbers property.

I just watched and listened at the first meeting, but I plan to stick around next time and begin getting to know some people.

Spend some time at the court, watch, listen, and ask questions.

I'll enjoy watching the Q&A unfold here...

I might be getting some of the "paralysis by analysis" syndrome however, so I need to watch out for that as well.

Also, need to address the fact that the tenant has the responsibility to secure the building, but has no custody of items not owned by the tenant that may be stored inside.Don't want a tenant to feel like they have to watch your stuff or be responsible for it.The secured area protects both of you.

You also need to be able to determine which wire comes from the circuit breaker panel if more than one wire appears on a single receptacle (they aren't always wired as they should be).If you don't understand what I just typed, then you should probably hire somebody and watch and learn.

Who are you watching?

To date my largest pro se quiet title case involved 14 properties and took nearly 2.5 hours to record due to the sheer number of pages and defendants.Currently the site sitting in the number one spot for that key word has a ton of free information and tutorials including free tips on what to watch out for, insight into the process, how to conduct the due diligence, rules of superior and inferior liens, etc, etc.

watch out for the homeowner's insurance costs in coastal areas of FL, it can eat up a lot of the cash flow