It will show you different roadmaps on getting started with REI

I discovered that, although the strategy was basically sound and works well for many, it was really not a good "fit"for me, and have since refined my long-term goals and with it, my "roadmap" to get there.Like you, I`m new to this, like you, I don`t have much money to invest, and(as a result) like you, I`m looking out-of-state, where the price of admission is much lower.

I have the road map to success and will follow it.My strategy is Wholesaling and am looking to complete 10 Wholesale deals by 12/2009.Looking forward to meeting all of you.

You can do it, but I would recommend getting your specific road map for this from a competent lawyer and shy away from self proclaimed real estate gurus telling you how to outwit tax law--take your advice from a professional or you will not get professional advice.

Once you have a road map defining what you want to accomplish with real estate, you will be able to answer your own question with ease.

I previously read it and it's a great road-map of sorts.

This is your roadmap to enduring success.

Thanks again for putting this together as a sort of roadmap for those wanting to turn a dream into reality!

Printing this to a pdf for a road map.

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.