Having real, tangible assets makes me feel a whole lot better about the situation than relying on the stock market and a 401(k) to be useful.Speaking of podcasts, after listening to Podcast 14, I want to thank Ben Leybovich for the inspiration to aim high and be more specific and intentional in our business plan.

Is 100 properties likely aiming too high or do most people just 1031 exchange into more valuable properties?

Add on top of that figuring out good yardsticks to measure a properties potential and I think I'll have a good start.My big question is...I only have about 5k in saving right now so it would take a long time to be able to save up the 20 - 30k for a 20% down payment.

-find you a birddog in all of the markets that you aim to close deals in*the more you network the more leads will come to you.

I gave him the measurements and his guys loaded the finished product into my trailer for less than half the price of custom installs.

Yes indeed things getting overwhelming at times trying to get through all the information, real estate has a lot to offer you just need to figure out what works best for you.Find your target keeping aiming at it and you will get it, best of luck in your REI.

That being said, I give you:The BackgroundMy chief aim is to develop a wholesaling operation, that will provide the foundation for a successful rehab business in the near future.

And 36 Other Key Financial Measures by Frank GallinelliI have a feeling you'll dig it.

And 36 Other Key Financial Measures' http://amzn.to/Zv0Zph (On Amazon).

Aime,I actually prefer being a landlord for the recurring income stream.