He ended up losing a great deal of the properties because they were leveraged.Thanks for your comment Robert,I've been a "Debbie Downer" on folks using leverage when investing.Leverage is a craft that takes years to master and it should only be used by more experienced investors.Nothing comes easy in life and neither does building a large real estate portfolio.Leverage isn't the answer IMOMuch success

If they want a property at a certain price, I tell them A) if that is possible, and B) If it is, we craft a strategy to get the property at that price. 

It seems that you already have a lot under your belt already, but BP is a great place to sharpen your craft and network with others.

A good attorney can identify potential problem areas ahead of time and work with you to craft the language so you are protected.Insurance AgentLike a good attorney, a good insurance agent is an essential member of your team.

In fact, there is one tomorrow night at Weathered Souls Brewing called Craft Brewed Real Estate of San Antonio.

@Cynthia Craft Hello Cynthia...I am pretty much a noob as well.

since they are private lenders, you can probably craft a deal with them the way it makes sense for the both of you. best for you would be balloon payment at the end or interest only until maturity.  

However, take the time to craft a well-worded email, free of spelling and grammar errors.

I will work this week to get a portfolio online and craft a new email campaign/list.

I'm thinking groups from BSSM and community (womens, mens, youth, music workshops, artists, crafts, health & wellness, etc.) family reunions, business groups, holidays, wedding parties, etc.