As others have said, David Greene's book is excellent and assembling your team is the secret sauce to success, but get your feet wet at home first before you jump into the deep end of the pool far away.Just my takeStephanie

It really is just one big puzzle that we have to figure out how to assemble correctly.

Yesterday after assembling the glass corner shower kit, I hopped on my bicycle to roll down the street to get ice cream at the local creamery and whammo, chain locked up and over the front of the bars I went.

I would like to consolidate the 9 30 year fixed mortgage (currently in my name) into one loan and open up a revolving line of credit to move on additional deals.The nine houses have 70% equity.I’m a professional engineer by trade, this small portfolio , valued at 2.9 million, took me 15 years to assemble it cash flows very well I’m conservative but interested in how to growThanks for your suggestions

Seems so daunting to try to assemble a crew myself (realtor, GC, property manager) in an area/state that I've never even been to before.

Researched different ways to manage the property remotely (I live in SF), assembled a great team on the ground (cleaner, handyman, lawn care, and snow removal).

We are assembling adjacent parcels in Southern California and I am looking to connect with other investors with assemblage experience.

So when I get to the end, and I've assembled what I feel is a realistic picture of these people, I then pay to have them checked out by TransUnion Smartmove.

We had a lot of young new engineers working with us on a big 5-7 year commissioning job, (Drive Control Automation, Assembler language & Fortran in those days).

Contact me if you would like details on assembling a team.Omer, I wish you success.