Put pen to paper, see if the cash flow, appreciation, risk, reward all work for you or don't work for you.

I know you will give up some of the deal, but you will be rewarded with potential money partners when you make the transition.9.

May you reap the rewards!!

I didn't continue with mobile homes as the reward wasn't worth the time I spent on it.

There is risk - so the reward should be good (better than the "safe" bank would offer).

The situation is very fact-specific, but if you're looking at the rental property on a risk-reward continuum, do you really want to take the risk of owing a tenant a boatload of money at the end of the lease term?

But if you think positively and creatively, learn all you can about your new industry, you can keep a clear, focused and calm state of mind which will pay off tremendously in being able to say exactly the right thing at exactly the right time, in exactly the right way.I wish you luck in this wonderful, exciting and rewarding career.

Buying Real Estate is similar, find an account/ homeowner, build a relationship with honesty and a genuine desire to solve their problem and get rewarded for doing so.

Would you transfer a property to a charitable LLC or 1031 exchange?

Wondering if the BP Rewards mean anything to anyone?