Don’t do drugs.If you’re bored, read “Rich Dad, Poor Dad” once.And don’t use so many exclamation points, you’ll never be taken seriously.

ScottThe Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Gary KellerThe Riches Man in Babylon The Book on Rental Property Investing by Brandon TurnerHappy investing.  

@Leanne Rich go ahead and pm me.

This isn't easy and it isn't some get rich quick job.

[Unfortunately, living in SF where investing in real estate is too rich for my blood - I'm an out of state investor in Atlanta].I have to give them 30 days notice to drop them according to my agreement (which I could start today for end of November) -- but then the property would still remain vacant and being an out of state investor - I'd have to find another PM to take over.  

I also agree that a lot of wholesalers have no idea what they're doing, and that they start cutting corners when they realize it's not the get-rich-quick scheme that they were led to believe.

I've always been interested in investing in real estate after reading "Rich dad, Poor Dad" and recently have been listening to the biggerpockets' podcasts.

Its all about tourism which creates jobs which creates demand Football stadium 7 billion casinos Wynn building huge megapark throw in some very cheap housing low interest rates, low  inventory  no state tax ,and Californians cash rich from home equity and you have the perfect brew  It is cheaper to buy a 200-300 k home then to pay rent   and of course the influx of retirees Vegas is on fire !!!!

We are also thinking of doing video walk-throughs, and such to provide a more rich user experience. 

I've been reading Rich Dad, Poor Dad again and noticing how the parts about missing opportunities have been jumping out at me.We have terrible credit because of our business.