- I purchased the inexpensive e-book from Peter Harris, who is a well-known apartment consultant (wrote one of the "Dummies" books with Peter Conti, and wrote a book for the Trump group).

Donald Trump art of the deal, Conti and fFnkle= apt investing.

Please do NOT take the advice of @Robert Williams , I am sure he means well but threatening criminal action in exchange for consideration is Blackmail, and it is a felony.You can try the conty or district attorney, but normally they wait for law enforcement to bring them a case.

I use the word game because it really is a game for this aristocratic class of active ultra high net worth commercial real estate investors who collect apartments like children collect Pokemon cards.

My particular area of interest in commercial is multi-family, and I plan to start on 5-50 units, as per Conti and Harris in "Commercial Real Estate Investing for Dummies" and many comments by the more seasoned investors here.

I'll try to lay out the basics from that webinar here (this is what Peter Conti and Jerry Norton were saying):Characteristics of house/loan that are good candidates for a back flip:-It must be a high end home with a loan of $417,000 or greater (these jumbo loans are less likely to have been packaged and sold in a security, which makes them much easier to deal with and profits are larger).

Go to LA Conty or Orange Co REIA meetings for rich investors.

If they have no appraisal conti bench, then by contract, they are required to bring the difference in cash.

Here you go: https://oklahoma.gov/orec/cont...I hope this proved helpful! 

I’d go with an index fund consisting of primarily aristocrat dividend stocks if all you’re looking for is passive income.