Hi all, and thanks ahead of time for all your input/criticism!!!

I have an external hard drive where I back up about once a month and I burn a group of critical folders to cd/DVD every few months and store them in my fire safe box.

I don't want to criticize anyone's hometown but your best option may be to get out of Williamsport. 30% ownership rate sounds like it may be 1/2 the national average, which implies (at least to me) that the economic conditions may not be great there.My best bet is to accumulate some cash, even if you get the ppty with little or no out of pocket (which is not as likely or easy in real life as shown on late nite informercials), it still takes cash to repair and operate ppty.Good luckall cash

He takes you to the "why" instead of the "how to" like so many other books, but without the "why", it's hard to stay motivated.My only minor criticism is on his choice to deliver the message of one's personal residence as a liability rather than an asset.

Once you get critical mass you get sticky behavior (people keep coming back).John Corey

Greed kills as much as speed and its critical that people understand this.

We're starting to reach critical mass here, but once in a while, there's no one around.

With regard to the unit, even for rental properties, I think it's critical to stage the unit with reasonably nice, and color-coordinated furniture that allows the prospective renter to "visualize" living there.

I bought into his criticism of the other gurus so I had high expectations for his materials.

Looking for experience hardmoney lender and quick to action, points is less critical