I also wrote a sort of "manifesto" that helped me re-define the kind of investor I wanted to be.

Knowing I have the support of my wife, I'm going to take a freight train approach; I'll start out slowly, but once I get going, nothing is going to stop me.

Marie PoeThe word "glitch" made me laugh a little bit, I'll assume you mean something small and not too serious vs colossal failure as redefined by today's politics:-)I don't disagree with anything you have said.

How have you redefined your RE investing?

Harbor Freight has them for under $40.

 ( I am the oldest of 5 and when I had my siblings move in with with me , they paid their freight , I wasnt supporting them . )  I would have no problem with him moving in , the sister will most likely make him tow the line .  

If its a traditional building with floors in place and freight elevators, I think the above rule would apply just as well.

The guy that told me about them said he has had problems with the valve not turning all the way off inside.The ball valves at harbor freight have yellow handles - and they're about half the price of valves at the depot or lowes.

On the other hand Harbor Freight tools can actually be pretty useful and can often be had for a fraction of the price of the same tool at Home Depot.

I'm originally from London, UK and have been here for 2 years.I have a automated freight business here in the US and one in the UK, I have always been interested in real estate but thought I needed thousand$ in capital to get started, until I found out about wholesaling.I have been reading up about this for sometime now and are ready to go, so if anybody can ping some suggestion it would be much appreciated.just 1 quick question i'm a little unsure of.