You're more likely to find a proud homeowner and you're maintenance costs will be non-existent unless of course you need to repair a furnace or roof depending on the case.Good luck!

I am just starting out as a real estate investor in Colorado, I've been focusing on the educating myself currently and it dawned on me that taking some real-estate courses and possibly getting my license may benefit me and if anything give me access to MLS postings and just more knowledge and understanding of real-estate.

Just stay the course and breathe.

Of course, with these major groups, subgroups exist.

I'm a contractor and remodeling specialist and have recently been approached by a real estate professional to possibly team up on rehabbing.

My ideal scenario would be that we find a 2 or more acre lot, hubby the 2 kids and I are in the "main" houses and there is a cottage house or some sort of agreeable sized outbuilding where my parents are -- hence, they are close enough where we can help them out but both families have their own space.This more than likely would have to be new construction as I don't know if these types of properties are available around here (at least listed on the MLS).And of course space costs money in real estate.Any suggestions (other than don't do it, ha ha!)

Most of the time those who say it is are either guru's trying to sell you their $25k course or someone who only has a couple deals under their belt and are suddenly experts.

Greetings everyone,I'm Tereal Wilson of Detroit, I'm here to learn make friends, respect and listen and learn from everyone views.I bought Charlton Sheets program 10 years ago when i was 20 years of age then i moved to Korea, of course other things became priority but now im back in the U.S., and i still have a passion for real estate.Ready to Learn...

My plan is to execute that over the course of 20+ years to eventually own 10+ homes.

I'm a real-estate investor out of Colorado looking for any must reads, books or courses etc that pertain to short-sales.