Wait 2 years, repeat 4 - 9.During all this, over 10 years, you accumulate 5 or so properties (or more if you can buy cheap, way below market), you get rewards of appreciation (hopefully/most likely) and depreciation (rentals), and of course, increase cash flow.

It was a very rewarding experience yet I learned a lot.

Real Estate is both challenging and rewarding.

By investing I mean, of course, that there is a balance of risk and reward and at the end of the day you need to measure one against the other and decide if it’s right for you.

I have used them before and found it very rewarding.

I have not looked enough into them to determine the usefulness of their materials or the soundness of their companies.For me personally, though I am sure that there is money to made in network marketing especially around real estate investing, I am making a very respectable income doing what I am doing, and I love it.I would recommend with any possible business opportunity that you get all the facts you can without giving a dime and then weigh the risk/reward factor.

You begin to have to weigh risk/reward factor on multiple different types of investing.

Otherwise, he wouldn't pound us so hard with those tax hits when we sell for cash out or reward us for structuring our real estate sales in certain other ways.

When the market is going up hopefully you have a whole portfolio of properties to sell and make a pretty penny, when the market has hit its absolute max (as it did in many areas of the country a couple of years ago) hopefully you have sold ahead of the game and can spend some time reaping the rewards.

Real Estate has been the most productive and rewarding.