A business plan is your official roadmap.

Last but not least, if you're words are any indicator of the drive you have, I'm in the Seattle area and would be happy to help you find a road map, and share my mistakes and wins with you.  

The scope you would have paid $250 dollars for, is almost a roadmap into the mind of a reliable GC, it shows the breakdown of prices. 

Are there any good reads or other resources that would provide some sample road maps?   

I have funds to cover around 100k purchase, what should be my general road map on the funding?

Read the website, listen to the podcasts, get some of the books others recommend.If you want a roadmap and turn-by-turn directions from where you are to "incredible real estate success" you can pay gurus all day long for real estate education.

At these events you may find other people who started out just like you and can show you a road map to success.

I've got a roadmap, but, as with all plans, I'm sure it will change as I learn, engage, and receive feedback.

I read this section over and over as it gave at least a road map to how the domino's fell the last time we had this collection of challengesSecond Ray was big on the following process: Set and Execute on Audacious Goals, Fail, Learning Principles, Improve, More Audacious Goals ... cycle continuesIn the end a great read and again I find it so sad that I had not heard of Bridgewater or Ray Dalio before I picked up his book.Z

Hey guys, I've been devouring the BP podcast and finally started making my first move into real estate and want to get different opinions/critiques. This might be a lengthy post so I apologize.

Last March I took my f...