Once the dealer/investor type was able to bridge the gap from assumable loans to being able to qualify for commercial financing they were in the big leagues.

I have secured my projects for the next 6-8 months and I was feeling a little restless so I am now spearheading a fundraising drive for the little league that is located in my farm area.  

You don't need an IVY league degree nor do you need to come from wealth.

I have flipped cars over the internet for the last few years of my life to make money, which has worked well, but now I want to move into the major leagues: real estate.I am seeking advice when it comes to acquiring property at my age.

Here's the update :4 showings today ; 3 duds and 1 in consideration :Here's the positives : 5-6 times rent income ; paid 2 months up front tonight plus deposit ($3400 total) ; solid jobs -- nothing bush league like before ; showed urgency of making sure I was a landlord that would fix things quickly when issues arriseNegatives : Both smokers ; not husband and wife (Bf/Gf) and a little odd / quirky couple.

What we don't want is clay and iron making a league with death.

Ivy league economists with PhD's have studied this stuff, there is a science behind it, and it doesn't involve guessing.

In CA it is around $250 an hour Ivy League law school. 

Jon that is out of my league... need big player for that...  

We have nice schools, private parks, our youth sports leagues are ran via the City or Spun-off non-profit the City sends a check to.