I'm still working on her ,she'll come around sooner or later.

In addition, the people of this nation should have known about this much sooner.

Sometimes your money is needed sooner.

Thanks for the PM invite, trust me there will be questions to come...I read on here the biggest mistakes investors ever did was not starting sooner..Well Im 31 and I want to break into this so bad its killing me.

Sooner or later (before your option expires) you will either need to buy the property outright and quickly resell or do the double-closing bid and never really own the property at any given time.- Jugg

Don't limit your sources of income, because sooner or later it will come back to haunt you.

You ask a question that all investors ask sooner or later.I'll let others chime in, but from what I've seen when a person is just starting out, there is not the need to incorporateright away.But those that own dozens of properties are probably incorporated.If you are just a beginning investor, wouldn't it be better to masterthe art of the deal and begin to show some profits?

DON'T WORRY ABOUT MONEY. i repeat DON'T WORRY ABOUT MONEY. focus on finding deals. when you can find deals money finds you. all you have to do is stand up at an investor meeting and say "i have a deal with $30k in equity etc... and i'm looking for a partner." someone's gonna approach you and want more info. 5. let everyone know you're interested in real estate. you'd be surprised who may be involved in your sphere that you never even knew. it could be a coworker with a few rentals or someone you see at the gym weekly etc.6.

It is worth the extra money so you can get on the market sooner.

Of course circumstances (retirement, medical expenses, divorce, etc.) may cause you to sell sooner than you want but let's face it, how much can you *really* lose on an investment property of let's say $150k.