I am writing a book on retail but mine will not go real in depth for syndication as it is more geared toward the investor and evaluating properties.Additionally you can look at the Value Hound Academy to learn how to put packages together and training etc.Not making specific endorsements just giving information.

As a recent college engineering grad who formerly had only been exposed to the typical American life (piling on as much debt as possible in hopes of keeping up with the Joneses), you guys have really got the gears turning in my head and have opened a new way of thinking for me.After recently obtaining a good paying job, I almost made the mistake of buying a new truck and taking on some of the other bad debt that comes with most college grads; instead, I have chosen to put my eggs in the real estate basket.

Does it get to a point where people put themselves in a bind because they just feel the need to keep the gears turning in their particular area, but the market isn't allowing those investments to be profitable?

Hi all,Curious about this, I saw a course geared toward physicians about ways to shelter taxes.

And there are only a few meetups geared towards real estate investing in indiana.

I'm a real estate agent and my question is for other real estate agents who have seen David Greene's most recent webinar geared toward agents on How to Make 6-Figures in Your Business.

Your question is more geared to a "what's the flavor of the month reinvestment" question. 

While it's not geared to take care of your capital expenditures, it's geared to assist in tenant repairs.

Biggerpockets as a whole is typically geared more towards the mom/pop and new investors.

Part way through up until now, I have sort of, switched gears to focusing on redeveloping my mindset on how I approach talking to people, dealing with money, negotiation tactics, and financial empowerment.