It looks like a decent program for someone like me who lost all equity in a recent divorce and needs to get back in the game.

Not much to add, just wanted to express condolences...this sometimes happens in this game, even to the best of us.My only advice would be to stall and buy some time.

Pro tip: Even though you can put no money down, you should be offering money down when you offer (even if it is returned at closing) so you have skin in the game.

If it doesn't, move on from the free trial and try the next one. 7) STR/MTR can be a game changer.

Passive income is a long game with rentals and there will be many ups and downs.  

This isn't a dig at all personally at David or Rob, just that I believe it tended to highlight fantasy thinking and had a lot of people doing if not questionable strategies then ones that IMO don't set you up well for the long game.

All of us, I think this is a political game to fool dumb people. 

Stop the blaming game and the scarcity mindset, there are plenty of deals to go around. good all around post.. only thing I slightly disagree with is having your agent look at every deal your looking at.. that would have the agent bogged down with busy work.. the investor should know what a deal is by just the big numbers.. they dont need to run calculators on simple rentals use 50% of gross income for expenses to start.. if you do better fine .. but if it does not cut it 50% or a little lower then its no go .. and on to the next.. 

Hey all,   Like many folks here I've been interested in RE investing for a long long time.  I've have read many books, listened to many podcasts, and read many posts on this forum and still do so, but I sat on the sid...

While I wouldn't center a STR around 5 home games in the fall and a graduation, there is usually a lot more going on in these types of towns to keep it busy.