I'm trying to learn everything I can about reo's, but have a partner of mine concentrate solely on those, while I stick with the probates...that way we can knock out 2 in 1 for my business!

There are many that claim that wealth concentration in a single investment type that they are good at is optimal and there are others that claim diversification is optimal.

I'm also an MBA student at night at Villanova University studying real estate and finance concentrations.

As a matter of fact I want to take this seriously and really concentrate on SEO of which blogging is an important part.

Cracks in the foundation, cracks in any floor slabs cast on ground, cracks in the drywall (particularly above doors and windows, the square corners are stress concentrators).

I’ve been learning about the different exit strategies to determine what best fits our current situation and have decided to concentrate on multi-unit affordable housing, including apartments and mobile homes in the mid-Atlantic area (primarily Virginia and Pennsylvania).

I'm currently concentrating on the New Mexico/Colorado area.I look forward to hearing from you all and appreciate the lessons I've already learned from the BP forums.

As a wholesaler my concentration would be on marketing while as a rehabber I need to really understand repair costs.

I want to concentrate on apartments and multi family units.

Was it worth it to try to do real estate at the same time or should I concentrate on being a stockbroker & buy properties with a real estate agent & hire a management company.It comes down to lifestyle choices & what your time is worth to you & your long term goals.