I've done a few dozen flips, a couple spec builds, bought and sold 3 short term rentals, bought and sold 2 long term rentals, and bought and sold a few commercial deals.I love what I do but the lately I've been craving adding something else to my plate that is more service based (but still related to real estate).

Which may be fine in your local market, but when you travel you are back to craving your favorite Ice Cream with zero outlets to do so.

I went through that entire eviction process craving advice from all of you but scared to say anything because I knew these (now former) tenants were trolling me.

I am looking to get into real estate investing as I crave financial freedom as well as the flexibility and creativity this craft has to offer!

I recently got hired at a stereotypical office job that very quickly made me realize how much I crave financial independence.

When our regular flooring/tile guy was in a motorcycle accident and spent a month in a rehab facility, we visited him a few times and brought in foods he was craving.... hamburgers and pizza!

Tenants are humans and humans crave strong leadership.

There is a meet up the last Wednesday of the month at 7:00 PM at Crave in Fairfield.

Then we don't like "not spending money", so we crave good news... the wallets open up again.

The one secret your going to need on your side The one secret that I believe that can make you successful over most all others is to team up with someone that has: A global network of contacts You will need a list of contacts that is literally priceless or make sure your mentor has LARGE list of: o Developers o Property owners o Analysts o Economists o US-based attorneys o Attorneys who are based in the areas we invest o Translators o Chartered jets o Managers of 5 star hotels o Happy investors who have made money When the investment is sound, that’s a “first to market” advantage that any smart investor would crave!