It is good that you're formulating your strategy now.

This is a very powerfull strategic approach.

I'm looking for a book that covers topics on how to locate the best properties to flip, how to maximize your profit from specific renos, how to market your properties yourself, and basically a top to bottom strategic guide on flipping properties.

I think you can especially profit from it if you can lock in loan rates before the July 1 interest rate hike by the fed:http://www.1stmillionat33.com/2006/06/a-strategic-trade-in-this-housing-market/I know some of you are quite risk adverse, but all signs point to interest rates climbing for a long time to come.

Obviously they're selling their property at a significant discount so their rational strategic mental processing might not be the strongest at that point in their life, but I wouldn't say they're stupid, they are just motivated.

Read robert kiyosaki book on Tax Loopholes, i read it and formulated a list of questions to ask a CPA when i find one to see if they are still applicable today... jus a few examples are decpreciation (unsure on how exactly it works but i understand the concept), some rules on capital gain and how to avoid it.

We have perfected the science of preventing foreclosures by utilizing our strategic partnerships and never focusing on only one product or service.

What your goal should be is to do a few very strategic power plays that will allow you to then have enough cash flow coming in each month so that you could retire from your job if you wanted to.

At first he wanted the grandson to get the house and now he's saying he wants half the money.First I need to get the grandparents to decide what they want to do with the money, and then I can formulate a strategy to get it done.Either way I have a call into the investor that was looking at it.

Take a garden hosevand turn on the hosebib, and strategically wash your window perimeter and see where it will reproduce the pooling on the inside.