@Jason Howell Hi Jason, I read once that you should come up with a specific numeric goal for a time frame (month, year, etc).

I'd start with reading the numerous posts from the past on this topic.

For example, structures that give the sponsor a better reward for performance are better in my opinion than ones that do not. 

Always do a title search, watch out for properties that have been TD numerous times and also filtered through large hedge funds, I recently encountered a nice 2.61 acre piece in a rural area I was going to buy from owner before it went back to the auction.

I use a rewards credit card and pay the balance off every two weeks. 

Sometimes failure is just the tuition in the education of investing, most times far more rewarding and educational than success. 

It also includes 3 Online On Demand Home Study Courses. 1) Rich Rewards in Notes (Performing Notes) 2) Big Money From Bad Debt (Non-Performing Notes) 3) Nothing Down Deal Architect (Buying and Selling on Terms).

We plan on doing this a number of times to acquire numerous paying notes and funds.But my question is, should we run this through a business of some kind?

Hello BP Nation!I'm interested to hear everyone's take on credit cards during their real estate journey. I have started with the Chase freedom card --> Chase Sapphire Preferred --> Chase Business Cash (Registere...

I have called numerous banks about tons of houses and they had zero interest in speaking with me.