Even though it's not written as a step by step guideline, it does provide me with the necessary direction I was looking for.Good Luck!

Just I suggest you to take steps accordingly.

The point of all the numbers is How much are you missing out on by not starting now.The specialized knowlege that is most important in investing is having exit strategies.Having a lot of tools in your tool belt gives you more options in each deal you do.You can buy and sell to wholesalers, buy and hold (rentals), buy and rehab, buy from wholesalers and sell toend buyers, buy notes on properties, buy on the courthouse step[s, lease options, straight options,partnerships,commercial Real Estate,buy land to develop,buying foreclosures, short sales, tax lien sales, buying estate sales, buying condemed properties, buying the right of redemption,inner city fixer upers, city and county programs, grants, become a Real Estate Agent, or even become a lender.The list of ways to profit in Real Estate goes on and on.

I would go one step further.

Having achieved the next step in wealth building.

I have found that starting off by wholesaling or flipping contracts is a good way to get started..need to take baby steps.

I decided my mentors are way better than Montelango, and I think I'll pursue other avenues for the REOs.

Buy and hold: 7 steps to a real estate fortune by David Schumacher3.

Another option is to partner with an experienced investor or mentor until you are in a position to work deals on your own.Take a deep breath and one step at a time!

Other incentives I have used include, free or reduced rent for the first year or two, free installation of new skirting, free steps and decks, and the list goes on.