I would recommend Gene Mayer's cashflow game group, Mogul Group, REIN and Edmonton Real Estate Investors Association.

I'm wondering if I fat fingered the 9 and the 0. 

In either case, provided there's a bunch of equity in the property, no big fat giant down payment would be needed.

As the title suggests, I have a big fat zero experience in regards to real estate investing of all kinds, and that is why I'm here. 

Please everyone let's share that message every where, contact the sheriff office and the DA if you are victim of that BIG FAT Racist pig.

I don't wear those that much as I'm too old and fat to climb often these days.I have been very disappointed with footwear from both Bass Pro and Cabelas.

They are likely requiring seller financing because it allows the owner to liquidate the property and get a fat down payment, while still receiving predictable interest payments over the next 5 years.

: The how-to book of syndicated investment real estate by Gene Trowbridge

@Mike DymskiYou mean “you’re super fat, you should join my gym...” isn’t a great sale technique?

My average property goes up in value $25k per year, and my average rent goes up $100 a month every year.I end up making, with patience, more cash flow from far less units in my DC area properties with initial low yields than the Baltimore guys just 30 mins away are making on fat more units on their high yield stuff.