Monthly we get together and have a round table discussion on a few real estate investing topics.

Then you can consider whether it's worth making an offer, whether there's enough meat on the bone for another investor to be willing to pay you an assignment fee, and what kind of contingencies make sense to put in the contract.Finally, if the house is genuinely priced lower that market value, it will most likely sell above asking after a highest and best round - making the asking price irrelevant (other than to serve its purpose of attracting more bidders), unfortunately. 

My biggest goal is to get together a small group of partners and investors, and have a well rounded team that to grow together.Though I don't have much in the way of money, I know how to learn, and have always been able to count on my diligence and dedication.

I'm currently in the process of sending out my second round of postcards to my list and wanted to get your feedback on my new postcard.

Hey everyone,I'm about to send out my first round of direct mail postcards to my target list, but I have one question before i go to the print/mail shop to give them my order.What does everyone put on the "b" side of their postcards?  

I appreciate it.A bit more info on what I'm thinking... our town is around 2600 people, growing tourist place, but in need of affordable housing for both year-round and seasonal residents.

I did see some fair pricing above quoted on round figures.  

Good luck with round 2.- JM 

Over time, you will become more well rounded in different aspects and gravitate towards being more of a “Jack of all trades, master of none”, and be able to know what a fully complete and proper result looks like (if you delegate you can have a fully hands on high standard) and the more you learn, the more you can cut expenses if you have the time :).Cons:1.

And for those who wouldn’t mind an adult beverage while networking, I will always be happy to buy rounds of ice cold Heinekens!