that's the beauty of crowd funding sites they live  and die by the power or the crowd @JayHinrichs

Right now I have a beautiful sliding door accented with panel curtains from Ikea, not drapes. 

what else, i dislike my job and have 2 beautiful children.

Not that one would naturally take those steps, but being removed from this kind of information is another downside of investing out of one's own area.  

currently looking into buying this property,it`s an apartment bldg ( fourplx)asking price 258,000 2014 numbers are as followsMaintenance - $2482 (includes 2 new fridges) Gas – $2300Hydro/Water – $4120Insurance – $2950Taxes – $4380Total Expenses - $ 16200Rental Income – $37,500Net Profit - $21250The building is heated by a natural gas boiler that is about 30 years old The windows were put in late 1980’s.The roof was done about 10 years ago.I`d like to know what is a good price to offer to owner?

Hello everyone, I'm a new investor in the RE world, I'm looking to focus primarily on rehabs, I enjoy seeing an ugly duckling of a house turn into something beautiful that everyone can appreciate. 

Due to the nature of the sales, product development, etc of REI a RE investor can have a very small (often times zero) need for additional employees even with a large dollar volume of business.

The tax rules are really complex and always changing in investment real-estate and an accountant who owns some himself will naturally know the rules better and more intuitively know if you might have missed a deduction or expense.  

About Bigger Pockets: I am quite impressed with the humble nature of this website and the people on it, with the podcasts, with the blogs, the forums, everything.

They will furnish the house - I did offer to lease furniture for them naturally at a higher cost as I've looked into this before on another property and have had quotes done.Any quick input/responses appreciated.