Seems obvious but so many people overlook keeping a journal so that they do not make the same mistakes. 5.

Just last night I was flipping through my business journal (my personal journal but I keep only business thoughts in it).

All they had to do was to keep the funds in their trust account, and list it as prepaid rent, and then make a journal entry each month for the appropriate amount.

Hello BP!Allow me to reintroduce myself. My name is Christopher Malone, and I am a new investor in Chicago, IL. I have been a member of BP for a few months now, and from the time I made my first post, I have learned a...

Hi Raman you didn't say what type of Real Estate investing you would like to do such as wholesaling, flipping or rentals for cash flow; however there are two books that I recommend for reading, one is "The Wall Street Journal Real Estate Investing Guidebook" by David Crook and "Flipping Confidential" by Kirsten Kemp.

I am a newbie to real estate investing and am trying to get my journals/financials set up and have several specific questions:1. 

Then just start taking tiny steps of action each day.I gotta say: JLD's Freedom Journal has been pretty dang helpful for me on the "action" front.

Not sure how accurate this is, but here's another link that may help:http://www.realtytrac.com/mapsearch/auctions/wa/king-county/You can also try the Daily Journal of Commerce, which seems to be an official listing site, but it's pay-for-access:http://www.djc.com/realestate/foreclosures.html

Sorry, not trying to be rude here but I think you have about five or six Wall Street Journal articles mixed together as your conclusion on what's going on.

I just ran across it in the Journal of Property Management:www.GetRealGetReady.orgThey did a little bit of overkill on the Intro, but whatever.