the FIRSSSSSSSST thing I did... was put internet on.

Hi everyone,I have an interesting question that I cannot find the answer to anywhere on the internet.

They are calling blockchain the "2nd internet" and in my opinion everyone should expose themselves to cryptocurrencies At least with what they can comfortably afford to looseCheck out an article I just wrote on Crypto and accepting a down payment in Crypto on a property I sold - https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/sold-prop...Also, here is another article I wrote on Blockchain - https://www.inman.com/2018/05/01/why-you-need-to-j...Much success

Hi Travis,     I pay on multiple notes on a monthly basis, and I have the websites saved on my internet browser.  

My properties are concentrated around Gravios park, but I'm looking to expand into better class neighborhoods. 

Companies put lots of money into researching where to build, then the info often finds its way to the internet for free. 

I've obviously seen all kinds of wholesaling contracts around the internet (Purchase & Sale, Assignment, etc.) as well as several JV agreements, but I have no idea what kind of agreement it would take to put that kind of arrangement (someone inspects the property for X% of the profit of the potential deal) into writing.

I suggest a good dose of C combined with B (cause that's inevitable).Just concentrate on #9 and #10 - real estate investing is a long game (at least IMHO).

If your ad is on the internet, you may be violating the lending and securities laws of all 50 States and the SEC simultaneously.

Concentrate on investing in multi unit purpose built B class properties.