Separate the business concepts or business technics for RE investing.

and learn a very important concept in anything you do:DUE DILIGENCE!

Haven't heard of them, but it's a pretty good concept...for them.

My real dream is to hold many income producing investments, and I am currently studying a "Carlton Sheets" home-tutorial I purchased back in 2001, (slightly out of date, bought it and let it sit unopened in my basement for all of these years) nevertheless, it is the new concepts that are educating me.

I understand the concepts of both and the forms that are needed for the sandwich lease.

Same concept?

We're working on a concept that will change everything about how members post their dealmaking posts . . .

We have an abundance of ill-informed homeowners who do not quite grasp the concept of maintaining their septic systems.

As I look around the current REI landscape I see a ton of "gurus", "new concepts", "can't miss systems" and "the new wave of the industry" sales pitches, not to mention wall-to-wall informercials.I'm fairly new to REI, but I'm making aggressive offers on solid properties, I have more than sufficient funds set aside for down payments, and my credit is good.

Just that most ideas for RE investing are based on very tried and tested concepts that predate them both.2.