I am hoping to get into the flipping and/or new development aspect of REI in the New York/Tri-State area.

My main goal was to use it for my own personal investing, however it is now evolving into becoming a top producer as well...I really want to be involved in Real Estate in all aspects of my work...so ultimately would like to transition into full time...I guess I have found my passion :-)

You'll see that finance takes in aspects of all other business functions or specialties, such as accounting, marketing, management, inventory and process of work flows as you are measuring the efficiency of the overall business.It's not going to teach financing in residential RE, you will probably touch on commercial financing in a conventional sense.

Who cares what you tenant stated, the most important aspect is what does your lease state.

I just don't see how you could ever make money unless you had a huge down payment or wanted to buy and hold and hope for appreciation many years down the road.The positive aspect about this town is it seems to be quite stable, real estate has leveled out and is actually turning around here quickly.

ARV is one of the most critical aspects of the puzzle to estimate correctly for your investments, with so much on the line why would you chance it?

They want to each invest in two aspects of our buy and hold model.

I think a lot of people go into business either with a specific idea or with a hobby, not realizing that's one of the least important aspects of running a business.

Where things really get tricky is the financing aspect of our endeavors.

Also take advantage of all the great resources BP has with the Blog and Podcasts and be active on the forums to learn a ton about any aspect of real estate.