I still find it fascinating, whether it's real estate on another venture, it often comes down to the individual you are dealing with and whether they want to put forth the effor or not.

So, good underwriting and pricing.Public perception, do you lend to anyone that can fog a mirror for enough money or do you do speciality loans, actually designed and overseen for a venture?

Hey Brian, how is your venture going with DM?

And, I can tell you that he saved me thousands of dollars that I would've surely wasted in failed marketing ventures and other ideas.Coaching is an investment, not a cost.

Have been a Realtor for several years now and would like to venture on to the investing world for myself.

You'd be better off finding a good short sale investor and partnering with them as a joint venture.

I may be looking to venture into commercial, thats the area of buy snd hold thst interests me the most.

I plan to retire from my current job in the next five years and will need to start new ventures.

Good reasons.No floor time, there is a call line up, no open house requirement.For both I can venture into commercial if I choose....don't know yet seeing I own more commercial.The split is not the main issue, although its the bulk of this post.I only heard #5 has good education.

In fact, a potential flaw in your workflow is having the homeowner involved in the beginning of the deal.