Hello everyone, My husband and I have been listening to Bigger Pockets for about a year now, but just getting into the blogging aspect of what BP has to offer.

This way you can give all your attention to mastering that aspect of investIng prior to moving onto the next.

There still seems to be some differences between these two however minor.The attorney should be able to help with guiding the legal aspects of doing this.It’s cleaner I suspect if you own the properties out right.I tried to do a land trust and Wells Fargo still gave me grief - luckily that note is paid and I no longer have to deal with WF and hope never to again.

I’ve been educating myself and was trying to tackle the aspect as a wholesaler but I’m just not sure it’s for me.

There's a lot of life factors that come into play, not just the REI investing aspect. 

Not sure what a good number would be and a little confused as to remarks such as nothing as positive cash flow which is in direct contradiction to what Brandon purports for BP. 

Make it a part of your daily ritual that it is not a choice but a way of life.I have  a goal over my lifetime to read 1,000,000 pages of material on various aspects of life. 

Advise him this is a police matter and as such you cannot get involved in that aspect.

So rents and home prices movements can diverge, and rather dramatically.In the current real estate market it seems that in most major markets across the US there's a pretty tight correlation between rising rents and rising home prices, some markets even in percentage terms (which I find somewhat remarkable). 

I'm very familiar with every aspect of real estate - except short sales.