Just throwing both sides of the coin out there..US Inflation chart..http://www.inflation.eu/inflation-rates/united-states/historic-inflation/cpi-inflation-united-states.aspx

I mean, it's true, throw a dart at a map in NYC in 1980, buy whatever it hits and chances are you did amazingly well.

Throwing my hat into the ring a second time.Consider the leverage implied by taking out a mortgage as well.

Then she went into how she (Sue) sings at church (when they start throwing how religious they are into the speech, RUN!!!!

Hopefully a Los Angeles native can throw more light on that one.Good Luck

Landlords are scared to rent to lawyers because will they will go through the lease with a fine tooth comb where a uneducated tenant will accept what the landlord throw at them.

If someone is doing me a favor by throwing me some work, supplying the materials, insurance, and free food- I am not going to charge them a rate above what an experienced tradesman would charge.

Materials ordered a week too late can throw an entire project out of order and cost time and money.

If not, I'm struggling to see how throwing more money at it would improve the situation enough to justify the expense involvedAs far as your flipping idea: if it's not creating enough cash flow for you to keep it, who would you sell it to?

I got the online course from Chamberlin Real Estate School. it about $300 bucks but if you have the time throw it in with your studies its a self paced course.Once your done they have a weekend crash course to help you pass the final exam.Good luck!