AP is the tool of last resort. 80% are successful and 20% have been very unsuccessful (and expensive), No place for amateurs.

It also means the "amateurs" have closed up shop. the Ma and pa investors, have put up the "Closed for the Season" sign.If you are a flipper, now is the time to buy, why?

Im an amateur in every sense when it comes to RE BUT:  1.An llc(or any entity) is good to have to start your business, but get business period before you worry about protecting assets.2.

I recently bought a home in woodland park Nj that was a flip. It seems every day I am finding new problems with the guys work ,cover ups and just bad work. Unfortunately I was late researching the seller. Found him on...

If you think a professional is expensive, just wait and see how much it will cost you by hiring an amateur (yourself).

Another good title would be "Amateur Landlord Risks His Business for Freeloader".Mike

Fixing and flipping is easy finding a stream of deal separates the pros and amateurs.  

As a VERY small time amateur investor, yes, I do have a small portfolio of cryptocurrencies.

I think this thread does show though that Clayton's podcast has brought a large influx of newbies/amateurs (myself included) into BP and interest into REI in general. 

HI Gennaro - the journey is long, capital intensive, and not for amateurs.