This was a good read, I just moved here and am looking at vehicles to invest in.

So once you don't receive payment I suggest you go ahead and post your 3-day pay or vacate notice on the premises and then provide your contact information and if no one reaches out to you you go over there after 3 days and nobody is home and here's that it's been abandoned right they basically moved out you can go ahead and take that possession but at that point if there is someone there and you can clearly tell that nobody has left then you can proceed with eviction route and certainly call up animal control to let them know about the situation with all the cats!

I take different routes through different neighborhoods to look for things like - comp rental rates, new for sale signs, auction signs, distressed property, contractor vehicles, etc.   

Focus on those types of income streams and I think you'll be ahead of the game.

Specifically, what R.E. investing vehicles (SF/MF/Wholesaling, etc.) best suites what I want for my futuristic R.E. portfolio & goals. 2) Searching for R.E. beginners and seasoned investors to share their experiences and knowledge within the field (and from application).

So if you factor that into the equation (plus the interest u pay on the mortgage and the hit to your cashflow from monthly payments) and the HELOC jumps to 7-10%, which way do you come out ahead?

It is a sign of what is happening in the RE and Mortgage industry and what is ahead of us.

Hello everybody,I'm 17 and my dad has been getting me into finances and real estate investing lately and I feel like I'm pretty far ahead of the curve so far (after watching BP podcasts on the way to school every morning.)

If you already have some capital to start with, that puts you several steps ahead of most beginners.

So you will need to warn them ahead of time and collect their full name, address, and SSN before they start.