Like talk about having a chip on their shoulder.

Trust me, I def would like the $40k in my bank acct, I've struggled whether or not to cash in some of my chips, however, I think long term its a quality 'hold' property.

Having bought the property for £128,000 we sold it 18 months later for £322,000 our Real Estate investing career had started.Since then we have bought and flipped many of our own personal homes whilst living in concrete dust and wood chippings and in 2006 having made an international move to Canada we began wholesaling from the moment we discovered that 'paper flipping' didn't involve the renovation work!

In my market we would never rehab a tiny 2/1 with the current footprint.  

Not sure this has even been addresses much in the podcast as far as estimating prices.Thanks again everyone for chipping in!

You would have a lot of chips down on the health of one association.

Growth stocks are inherently higher riskier than blue chips...but often with higher risk comes the potential for higher returns.  

@Rafael Otero,Yes, ask around, but I'm pretty sure the TIN is used anyplace a SSN would be - except, of course, no Social Security.

Hi my name is 'Chung and I am looking to make a few smart moves to enter real estate investing.I live in Albany, CA which is a tiny town right next to Berkeley and work a 1/2 time position at the College of Engineering at UC Berkeley.  

For example, you might see a tiny bit of mold on a wall, but when you remove the mold you may find that the moisture has traveled in the wall to all kinds of places that you can't see.