Read blogs, post questions, and I see you have already begun with the podcasts.

I have always found it interesting to be able to own your own business, especially now that I have begun to work for a firm.

What is the best string of investment strategies to build lasting wealth after you've begun generating cash flipping properties?

After paying down personal and mortgage debt and getting my financial ducks in a row, I have begun the hunt for another house in the same general area as my 1st house.

I've begun analyzing properties, however I haven't found anything that screams "great deal!"

I find that the banks appear to be less and less intersted in selling at a discount. the good thing is that you can establish some relationships with brokers in your area that are reprsenting the banks.I've begun trying to connect directly with sellers and have been mailing postcards and yellow letters.

Realtors and loan officers are the best source to find buyers and sellers, I don't want the buyers that qualify for traditional financing or the sellers who have equity and are not in a hurry to sell.I only want to help the buyers and sellers the realtors and loan officers are going to throw away.I have them refer the clients to me they cannot help which gives me a referral endorsed by someone they have begun to trust and instead of telling them sorry can't help you they get to be the hero and have another option to offer to help them.I pay the agents 25% referral fee of the monies received from the buyer so the seller does not have to worry about paying any commissions and they don't have to worry about closing costs because they will be paid by the end buyer.the easiest way to get referrals is to make it a benefit to the referrer and a benefit for the one who is referred.Remember when it is a win-win-win success is inevitable.

(When, in reality, they have just begun the process).

I've only begun to educate myself by listening to the podcasts and reading through the articles, so I have a lot to learn before my first FHA purchase.

I've begun the research, and I'd love to go beyond the numbers and hear your opinions.Thanks!