Trust me man, you will increase your probability for success 100-fold!

Your question about sorting out financing as one of the very first steps is something I get a lot of questions about, and I 100% stand behind my belief that financing should be addressed before nearly any other step in the process.The reason for this is two-fold:1.

My goals are two-fold.

Any uptick in supply, will lower the prices but still re-mark your asset higher than it's been simply because the only solutions to creating more equal supply is two fold:1) lower rates2) build more1 will increase underlying asset price2 will lower underlying asset price at current conditions, but likely raise yours if you bought earlier.The right investment besides hard  assets, isn't S&P, but likely owning debt if we're looking 10-15 years from now.

The reason is two fold.

The answer is two fold for me.

But having said that, I still think going to the property records office and looking it up for yourself and networking with other investors, contractors and bird dogs is the best and most proven way to be successful in real estate and its FREE.I've seen a lot of seminars come and go all saying they have a magic bullet or secret formula that will automatically throw money at you, all you have to do is click a button on your computer.I haven't found that magic bullet yet.What I have found is 90 percent of the people who buy these courses and programs never do anything with it and another 5% folds at the first or second "no" from a seller.I believe being successful in real estate takes two things persistence and patience.Persistence to keep picking up the phone and patience to know you may talk to 50 people before you get a yes but it'll come.

Australia) we had a young woman buy an old run down building with us in the old market district.She opened an artsy 'healthy' low cal sandwich shop on the ground floor & we figured in a 'meat & potatoes, beer gut' place like Australia she would fold within the year.Believe it or not she paid off her share of the building in less than 2 years.

The time came to start outsourcing the mailings - folding, handwriting the address, affixing the return label and stamp.How much do YOU pay for this job (per letter/ per hour) ?

Your anxiety will be ten fold once you actually own a property.