If you are a lawyer, high level executive, or something else that pays well but takes most of your time/concentration, then I think passive investing is a great deal. 

In other words FOCUS.Even with that focus you will learn quickly that concentrating your efforts in one type of property is more profitable than dabbling in several different types of properties.Good Luck and let us know

Likewise, if you don't like debating a topic on a public internet forum, just stop debating.Anyway, here's what I take away from your last post...Wholesaling is perfectly legal as long as:- You call it a "quick sale" instead of "market sale".- You keep your profits to same vague percentage that can't legally be justified or refuted.  

.#3 - The World Has Changed .. and the Internet is OPENING UP OPPORTUNITIESRemember the day when online dating was seen as weird.. actually given how young the typical BP members are.. maybe not ^^ But I do.

I've been looking at lease-option materials on the internet, all of the books, blogs by gurus and their material is outdated!

We are concentrating on buy and holds, but are working towards versatility.

Though I have been using the Internet since the 1980s, I have no personal time for FaceBook or Twitter.

I am just starting trying to learn as much as possible about real estate investing.would be interested in all facets but would concentrate on wholesaling and possible private lending.

I like to use one gallon of concentrated bleach with two gallons of water and a cup of TSP.

I stumbled upon this awesome website while gathering information on the internet about real estate acquisition.