If you have any questions, don't be afraid to ask.

Also don't be afraid to ask about things.

My town even has a $25.00 permit for installing a new torilet and if I was afraid that I later on it would break and cut someones *** because of how I installed it, I would get that permit and hire a license plumber to install it.

Don't be afraid to ask for tax returns; get a credit report; do a criminal background check; and ask for proof of experience.

If anyone has a program that will get through (with a lender that isn't afraid to appraise correctly), please let me know, as I plan on buying a lot more houses in the KC (and Birmingham, AL) areas.Thanks.

I, for one, am NOT AFRAID TO SHARE THESE SECRETS with you!

You don't say what your balance on the current loan is, but HELOCs are drying up as lenders as afraid prices are going to continue to decline.Cash out refis on investment property are limited to about 70% LTV.

Filing taxes as a professional gambler is brutal.Clearly, I am not afraid of what some may perceive to be "risk."

Here is my take on NRU:You have several types of people involved in NRU-You have the MLM type people that sell the opportunity, -You have the novice real estate investor who is taught by NRU that if you sell some of the educational benefits you can have money to buy real estate, and then,-You have the real estate investor who is seeking knowledge but at the same time is not afraid to apply that knowledge and take action.It is easy to put down a program.

Thanks for the warm welcome Ryan.I'm afraid I've come with more questions than answers, but certainly I will try to contribute where I can.