Think about what you can realistically do now to grow your savings and build credit, at what point you'd have enough to take the next step, preparation needed to get to the next step, and five and 10 year or longer goals.I'm currently in a holding a pattern this year, so you could say my current business plan is to read more real estate books, be active on BP forums, post my adventures and ponderings on my BP blog, do more maintenance inspections on our rentals, dream ad explore five and 10 year options, and work to reduce expensive tenant turnover.

Jeff Brown wrote a great blog about a year ago or so about this subject.

hey@Steven Devoe try this blog by@Ali Boone very helpful http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/08/17/rental-properties-llc/

Some of them come directly to me because of my blog and ebook:https://www.dropbox.com/sh/08vsbtbe10jadsg/u0_LNmW-d1.However, I receive so many inquiries from clients referred by unsavory companies.

If you haven't seen this video yet, be sure to check it out so you can be mindful of some of the often-missed expenses associated with owning rental property: Check out this awesome blog post for some tips on How to Find a Mentor Hope that helps, see you around!

I took the time to read a few sections of your blog.

I plan on spending a lot of time reading blogs and watching podcast.

I wrote about it on my blog this morning.

Check out my blog for analysis on how I'm currently achieving this in North Carolina.

@Raj Tirur - you might find my article helpful for how to stand out as a wholesaler from your competition: http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/4430/blog_posts/32194-attention-wholesalers-2-ways-to-stand-out-from-your-competition