my last post on this subject.I ran into a small company  6 folks involved  boy friend girl friends  they read rich dad book then went to a guru presentation and learned about wrapping notes which of course is the bizz model your talking about.

I am currently reading the UBG and have Rich Dad Poor Dad on the way and will start reading this week, along with some other book I want to look into .

I've been reading about Tardus clients and even the CEO saying that the interest rate you get on your LOC doesn't matter  but I believe that it does matter, only when the interest rate gets too high.I received the password protected videos I was instructed to watch after booking my consultation.

Then you can buy a few books if you want but most of the information is here.There are thousands of people here who have shared libraries worth of information for free.You can get a phd in real estate right here if you read all the forums.

Overall the best way to start learning is listening to podcasts and reading books.

To set the stage, I'm owner of a short-term rental property in the Poconos in PA and we use a property management company for bookings, maintenance/cleaning, guest management, etc.This past weekend we had a guest booking but when the guests arrived Friday evening the house had no running water, though it had been running fine earlier in the day when the Property manager (PM) was at the house to give a final check and leave the welcome packet.

The property ended up being his book keeper's home that she had rented out and was needing to sell.

I could write a whole book on this topic, but this is what came to mind.3) There are a few factors that I consider when picking the city.

There are a couple of things I like about them but one of my favorite things is that it allow me to control if I will allow partial payments or not.

We were paying a bookkeeper $450/month, plus the $90 QB subscription to do our books but I felt like we were still having to tell her how to categorize everything so it just didn't feel like we were getting our money's worth.