You make your money by controlling under market value real estate and providing it to other investors or end users for a fee.This is a great way to get started investing in real estate but, like any new endeavor, there is a big learning curve. 

3) Is there a cap to what we can set this interest rate to be (I've heard that you can't exceed whatever cap users laws would allow).

The quickest way to sell is direct to another end user of the property or owner occupant, with some money down and carrying the paper for as much equity as you can get in the back end.This leads me to my original question.

check this link out: https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/04/1...it is a post regarding recommended good reads and don't forget to look at the comments as some users added some other great reads.As for the gurus, yes, do not spend too much money on them but there are definitely some good ones, Im not against education, just don't overspend nor over do it.

Hello BP users.

The plumber informed me that the clog was due to "user error.""

There are many factors that will enable you to do this including how much money you have to put down and how much your property will command in rent.  

We have tried Asana and the user interface is great, however it is harder to customise and run on your cell phone.

Why do you think those Midwest markets offer 10+ cap while San Diego and San Jose can only command a 4 cap?

The owner said that it was full of drug users when he purchased it and that he had to evict everyone, renovate, and then re-lease all of the units.