Of course, they advertise that they will give you all these secrets at the free seminar; they even advertised freebies like digital cameras at the door....but, as the old saying goes "nothing is for free".

I'm considering to invest in real estate in Kiev once the situation is cleared up there.But there are a few hurdles that I'm not sure how to master them.My situation:I made around 7 digits on the stock market and I don't have a fixed income and never had, and wont have anytime soon.

It's not impossible, but there's a very small percentage (I'm thinking single digit percentages) of sellers that list on the MLS who are willing or able to do a LO. 

After deciding to jump into being a landlord and after lot of hard work now I have a portfolio of 50 units apartments generating 6 digits cash flow per year.

Walk into any financial advisors office right now and ask what investment is going to pay a double digit return with less than a $50k investment, that you won't have to manage or put any labor into.

What about a digital camera to pick pictures of the property?

I think their term of "flipping" is referring to the speculative "investors" that put deposits down on homes, then sold them months later for 5 digit or 6 digit profits."

You can't just simply buy a house slap paint on it, new landscaping, floor and expect to sell it for 5 digit profits.We all know that the subprime fallout has caused lenders to force many into foreclosure, these numbers are only expected to grow through the next 1-3 years.So would it be wise to think if you were looking to get into the flip market that these foreclosures would have the potential to be a profitable investment?

I work in 100+ and single digit temperatures.

Mike,You do realize that this is part 2 of a two part response---please see my previous post for my rationalization---it has been quite some time since we have seen double digit inflation (early 80's), but that was the prevailing trend at the time (rents raise with inflation).