That would be my hang up.

I loved hanging out there :)Okay, so on your numbers... you are hitting that $200/month cash flow goal but have you run cap rates or cash-on-cash returns on those?

I can also do any maintenance task on a house now while my friends can barely hang pictures in their apartment.

They used the hangers that stick to the wall to hang stuff.  

All I’m simply suggesting is that although there is low hanging fruit,as with any industry or niche, there are stressors or motivating circumstances that would lead a B class neighborhood to sell me their homes (outside of the current recovery efforts due to natural causes).InheritedDivorceJob lossTax delinquency To name a fewSome stressors are more prevalent in the areas you mentioned BUT C+ , B and A are not exempt.

This sounds like a grandmother wanting to hang out with her grandchildren.

Putting what Patrick said a little more gently there is not any “low hanging fruit” anymore, no easy money.

I'm pretty sure I've asked both of you to come hang out.

I am five feet tall with limited construction experience but handy enough with a level, drill and Allen wrench that I assembled an entire kitchen myself, including hanging the upper cabinets.

Some agents are just looking for a place to hang their license, others (especially young ones) are looking to learn from a more experienced person and everything in between.With few exceptions (@Joel Owens being one of them) the priorities (mostly in order) for all agents seems to be;1) Generate listings - Gives agent a degree of control and guarantees part of commission2) Sell Existing Listings - Double ending commission and more control of sale process.3) Get Deal in Contract - Again, at least part of commission and some control of process 4) Close the Deal - Many deals fall through after the initial acceptance of the price  and basic terms.