No, Real Estate is NOT going back into a ditch, there is nothing to dig a new ditch, because that's what it would be, a NEW ditch.

You just have to look a little harder, dig a little deeper, drive to the property and turn a few more stones. 

You corrected his home city but before thinking Cody does not know Houston or what Houston Landlords should do, maybe you need to dig a little deeper than finding his home county.

If you can’t, dig a little deeper.

One was so small that they had to in some places use a fold up shovel to dig a pathway for the person to move. 

It wasn't in an obvious spot on the page - you had to dig a little, but once you found it, it was very easy to locate for the next property.

If you have a yard, you can have them dig a little post-hole and put down a post, and attach the dish to the post.

I'm not thrilled about disposing of guest's waste products but I might have to get over it before I dig a septic system if composting toilets are legit.

Both good articles but not enough info on insurance, that was not a dig as the articles were not specifically written to explain the differences between additionally insured and additional interest.

If you are willing to dig a little deeper and find ways to be creative in your financing strategies, you could essentially get your first deal with zero dollars out of pocket then in 6 months or a year, refinance it, take the extra money and either put it back into your business and repeat, repeat, repeat.