The 3-5% FMV discount is normally super attractive but I'm worried that because of the incredibly high property values right now, we may be in for a correction in the next few years, wiping that discount out (at least in the short run).

Late this spring I read Rich Dad Poor Dad, which eventually led to me discovering this incredible website full of brilliant people.

Appearantly the landlord lobby is so incredibly weak here in portland they can’t prevent anything unless it gets contested under Oregon state constitutional grounds.

I am incredibly excited and looking to get out of the rat race and I'd like to start utilizing real estate as my investment vehicle.I'm wondering if anyone could give me a couple of suggestions on this post.

That's incredible.

The window companies are going to murder you on prices by arguing that fixing the windows will save you immense money in fuel costs and that if you do the windows with no insurance, you run incredible risks.

Because you have no idea what type of deal you'll find and which seller will call and/or work with you.This is why you need to network network network with local investors so you have someone to buy the ones you can't handle.And wholesaling is not actually an investment technique.

@Lesley Resnick Wow, that place truly looks incredible!

I think is incredible that some people with so much experience in RE is still willing to put out some of their busy time, and guide newbies as I.

Wilmington seems to have incredible deals vs Philadelphia.