Our City is small enough that I can cover most of it, and all of the downtown core, comfortable on my daily run or when transporting the toddler to and from day care by bike {Yes, event this time of year when the temperatures are not too low ....

You have to step outside your comfort zone at some point and do it.

Settlements, collections, landlord tenant, foreclosures, contracts I might suggest someone different for each of those.Drew - Dulaney Title - settlementsJohn Mitnick - settlements but I would trust him to do anything he was comfortable withCohen and Foreman - old school, do work for some of the big investors. can do just about anything.Jeffrey Tapper - landlord tenant and collections.Bob Brendel - misc RE stuff.PM me if Google doesn't find them (I may not respond quickly as I will b e traveling the next week)Ned

By the time I get comfortable with the game I need to make sure I don’t stumble ..I cant have GC getting paid on the draws by the contract …and subs walking away hungry …is it something that can be done ?

., residence) to make me comfortable.

That would put the return around 23% and give an additional $4k+ in equity cushion which might feel a little more comfortable for the risk vs return ratio to me.

My own view is that portals are probably more comfortable with the no-action letters than they should be, but that is a story for another day.

Recently, I’ve gotten to the point where I am comfortable not even personally meeting the seller, or looking at the property myself.

I will definitely keep all advice in mind while furthering my research and eventually use the advice once I feel comfortable enough to get started.

@Jameson Triplett - depends on your comfort level.