Of course, never let the tax tail wag the investment dog - as pointed out by @Bill F..

Admittedly, I have a dog in the fight, but I also truly believe it when I tell them that their first "investment" should be their primary residence, even if that's a small condo. 

The was animal excrement everywhere from dogs being unattended in the house for long periods of time.

I’d like to hear some thought on the following potential real estate investment purchase. 1550 sq ft homeThe inside of the home is a disaster as there have been 12 dogs running loose for years.

We also find that they do not take the dog out for a walk for it to relive itself.

All dogs have the propensity to bite.

Hi Kulton I'm not quite so tall but I do love real estate investing.

.* If bird-dogging, present it to another wholesaler (give them all details except the address and seller name and contact until you have a signed agreement with them).* If wholesaling, make your offer.

That they don't move in three dogs or another family of five?

It's the ultimate wealth builder next to business start-ups.If you need fast cash, start out with a little bird-dogging or wholesaling and save your way up to your first flip.