Don't fail me now!

But when it comes to investing and building towards eventual financial freedom... thats a different story...I was failing to find that kind of advice from my current work environment that would put me on the kind of path i have only read and heard about from those who have done it, so as a result, i have signed up for classes, i have gotten books, i have a coach, I'm building a team and my wife and I are proceeding with beginning our real estate investor business (part time), starting in Wholesale and then branching out to Buy and Hold and beyond We are ready to learn and network with others who see a major need to provide creative Win/Win solutions in today's real estate marketplaceLooking forward to meeting you guys and hearing your stories and background as well!

It was intended, though, for a different business idea that my business partner at the time failed to pull his weight on.

All of those have long lead times and what about failed inspections.

So you might as well.In addition, recently a tenant was able to mount a defense against eviction because the landlord failed to return $3.96 in interest to the tenant. 

Why is the MLS failing you, it's supposed to be the bees knees? 

For me, this means starting out small, locally, and hands on with your own personal residence, financed conservatively so that you have equity and can afford to carry on your own if all else fails, but with the idea to fix to add value and eventually turn into a rental.

My apologies for failing, until now, to reply to all of your feedback.

From networking with other investors to watching online videos, listening to the podcast, and taking the free courses BP has to offer, you won't fail!

If the prior owner agreed to provide pro-rated rent, and the tenant failed to pay them when the seller still owned the house, then yes, the seller owes it to you.