In general, I would like to review B and C class properties; in good working-class neighborhoods (no high crime war zones).If you can help us find properties that fit this profile, that would be great.Please feel free to connect with me on BP.Thanks!

I'm guessing that unless he's absolutely sick of the property, he won't let it go at a rock-bottom price.You're right about the nasty houses in the neighborhood.

Raymond B. and Ann Bellamy are right on the words of caution ... and I would agree with Ann, J Scott's books are amazing and packed with solid, useable info.At the same time, if a speaker/guru can help give you a road map to follow and save you some time and trouble, I say go for it if the price is reasonable.

@ Robert RuizI am new at BP and planning to shift my career slowly from a typical employee to B and I opportunity that will definitely lead us to financial freedom in the future.And by reading the comments from this topic alone seems like I am so excited to start my new journey with my wife and kids ages 9 & 5, and I actually planning to by a monopoly and cashflow game for my kids after reading "Rich dad,Poor dad".

SFH's in North Austin and Round Rock.

You guys rock.

Our relationship is on the rocks so I will be moving out in a couple weeks however we do not want to file for a divorce at this time.

Congrats on this deal, is outside Little Rock?

Due to work, life, etc. he ended up renting it out in 2005, 06...when the markets crashed he saw a bunch of people essentially giving away their timeshares at the same location, so he bought them at rock bottom prices.He can sell his "premium" weeks for $4000-5000 each, with annual fees and taxes ranging in the $900-1200 range.

There is still many bank owned and short sales flooding the market at rock bottom prices.