It is amazing how many of them are out there in this industry as well as the folks who do know what they are doing (but know one told them) and do not realize the caution one needs to have when working with someone else's credit and life especially in the emotional state most people are in when going through a foreclosure.

I don't understand much about what you are doing but have seen enough online marketing boom & busts to realize there's nothing stable to what you are doing.

As long as you're generating income what do you need to realize the capital gains for?

What prompted my post was me thinking back on all the tenants that I've had and realizing that the only problems have arisen from tenants that made it through my screening process but that I had a slight reservation about.

I use to live in Cleveland, OH and did not realize how dismal the economy was there until i moved away.

I just realized I didn't respond to your question that you asked back in April.

Many times they say, “Oh I didn’t realize that.”

@Doug Hadley I didn't realize that they were painting cabinets and using oil-based stuff as well.

A seller may not realize the end results are usually failure, then again they may.

It took me a couple properties to realize the benefits of finding deals that have those opportunities.