the KEY, i would say is BUYING BELOW MARKET VALUE...but that's a whole other post...bottom line, if you ain't buying below market, you're not investing, you're...doing what any other schlub can do and probably operating either too close to break even or just in the red period.

Do lots of people do this and I'm just in the dark, or is there some fundamental flaw with what I'm proposing?

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Now they are focusing their attention on other investors home buyers, not just in the san antonio area, but seemingly all over the U.S.I hear that they charge quite a bit for their bus tours, and it's my personal opinon, being in the investing business, that courses, mentoring, and bus tours are not needed to become successful in the investor home buyer arena.

It gives some very good ideas for a new investor to use to get started in birddogging or wholesaling or really just in finding deals.You don't need their $1,000 checks.

Justin

Hello and welcome from another Texan.We're glad you found us just in time for the New Year.

The site was called iamfacingforeclosure.com and is a great example of all the things that you don't want to do.... paying too much, starting too fast, being overleveraged, buying sight unseen with little exp, the list goes on and on........... also, it doesn't appear that it would be a good idea to purchase out of state for a beginner, just in case that wasn't already obvious.

We have contacted a lwayer just in case we need to go that route.

I was just in a kidding around mood last night. ......Listen here's what you do.....look for a lender that does loans based on what's known as "Stated Income".