You may see an opportunity to expand your real estate empire here in New Jersey.

I plan to use the funds to acquire more pieces of my real estate empire and would really like to start sooner than later.Thank you for at least making it to the end of the post!

You have time to build your own empire instead of slaving away 9-12 hours a day building someone else's dreams. 

He is an honest investor and is huge in my old area of the Inland Empire.  

The one thing that is great about working for someone else is you get a W2 paycheck to invest  in your own empire :)We have done very well with short sales, foreclosures and self-managing.

Build an empire.

Eventually I would like to quite my day job, build my my net worth and my EMPIRE, buh ah ha ha(pinky hanging to the side of my mouth like Dr Evil)!!!

I was frustrated throughout because our empire was not growing quickly.

The 50% rule is just an empirical rule of thumb derived from actual operating data on large groups of rentals, mostly apartment.  

I know there are many stories of people who have built RE empires srarting with nothing or very little down, but how realistic is that in today's market, and is the only option for this method done  through wholesaling or "helping/preying" on those who find themselves in financial trouble with their home?