I spent a great deal of time doing due diligence on the front end, and spent a lot of time being sure I could extract the data from their systems (PM system and Quickbooks) to enable me to keep my fingers on the pulse, and that I agreed with their tenant screening, marketing approach, etc.

It allows me access all my files at all times and enables my business partner and I to easily share everything.

I am a musician, and earned income was always hard to come by.

There are a lot of other things in terms of downside risk of a job, full time may enable private placement drastically changing things, etc.

Raising cash so as to enable myself to leave my current job may be the only way to create the atmosphere for me to pursue other interests.

Those are adwords with extensions enabled.

This technique has been used to enable the purchase of up to 25% of all franchises in recent year, I think I read somewhere.I have been curious how it might be applied to a real estate business, be it property management, private lending, etc.

I failed back in early 09 as a REI and never looked back till now, and I’ve play drums for 30 years, a musician too. :)

My point is this, if your abilities enable you to be successful in wholesaling, fixing-and-flipping, note buying, land lording, real estate agent, ect. then you will be able to do these things.

I think the smallest investor can grasp the concept of properly allocating costs and expenses that will enable them to speak of such issues in the proper context with thier banker, accountant, attorney, financial investors, appraisers and others in business.Sorry this turned into a rant, but I disagree with the dumbing down of accepted terminology for new RE types just to simplify something where anyone with an IQ of 95 should be able to grasp the more correct and accepted term.Yes, I'm a finance/accounting type. :)