Yes it is bad news, however, I am so happy that I did.

I will call to confirm that this is the case.In other news, I spoke to a real estate agent today and he was saying that buildings that are 60+ years can have some major foundation issues.

I saw this research http://www.realtytrac.com/news/real-estate-investi... , about which states are the best markets to invest (ROI).

,Good deal.The great news is you've already started, so that's taken care of, now just go figure out how to finish.Focus on the one thing that will get you to your goals.  

He posts all the details of his projects on his website.)5) Construction, contractors, real estate agents, buyers, sellers,.....many, many more.The good news is that you're in the right place to start learning.  

There are a lot of podcasts and articles on your 'househacking' strategy (buying a MF and living in a unit) so check them out:https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/09/0...

Check this news story out:Chicago Faces $2.2 Billion Bank Payout After Rating Cut to JunkThis kind of thing really scares the heck out me and I want to find out if it does for other investors too.

If you aren't holding property long term but are doing flips or wholesales instead, many would say that's working (not investing).The great news is, you don't have to get this all figured out today

I just read a good article on house-hacking http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/?

Has anyone ready any good articles lately and or have any personal anecdotes or hypothesis based on personal experience?