I'm learning all I can about real estate investment and will close on my first deal very shortly.I've had the pleasure of serving as a US Army Infantryman for 15 years, General Contractor and Federal Law Enforcement Officer, all of which have brought me to interesting places and met several friends.I have been blessed with an opportunity for a family sale with a gift of equity to get me started on my first duplex and look to close in January.God willing I plan to reach my "Feedom Number" of 12 units by retirement 15 years down the road.The information found here has been immensely helpful and I look forward to  future conversations with members!

To me that feeling slows down our progress immensely.

He has been immensely helpful and basically has been mentoring me.

These tools will help you immensely because it's not only about earning income, it's about preserving income.

@Steve Babiak and @Wayne Brooks may also want to chime in to share their immense knowledge and experience with auctions.Good luck with the rehab and getting rented. 

The most valuable lesson learned on this deal was having a good working relationship with local inspectors and zoning is immensely important when trying to renovate older properties.

I obviously need to get my head around a few issues and this thread has helped immensely!

All the way through college.College: BS in Imaging and Photographic Technology.Co-Ops: Jembetat African art gallery, I shot 4x5 chrome for magazine ads, underpaid and under appreciated!

(For those that live in Vegas its near UNLV/and airport.)Any guidance here would be immensely appreciated!!

The reason why you don't see many South Africans in the U.S. is because it's crazy expensive for a South African not just to come to the U.S., but to stay, eat, go anywhere, do anything in the U.S..