If you go to invest in the note space I strongly recommend you do a quick background check on the sponsor as there are numerous who have very questionable pasts.

For background, since last year, I have invested $250,000 into three different multifamily syndications in Chicago, DFW, and Madison.1.

Always consult with your attorney before you rely on the above information.Chris - As background, I'm planning to close on the property by the end of this month. 

How much time should I realistically allot for application/background checks, walkthrough, paperwork return, deposit and first rent collection? 

So far, id say the interface is cluttered or not well organized, but I have a background in technology so I’m able to figure it out pretty well.

I’ve been an electrician for 10 years now, so I have a construction management background. 

I have dozens of clients doing this in New Jersey most of which come from no construction background, they simply use preferred vendors we have in place (not GC's) which lowers renovations cost because there is no middle man. 

However, I could use some advice on the best route to take (buy an investment property or a primary residence first).Some background on my current situation:1.

Mark I really wish I had seen your post before I paid for JN's program.Also high five to:  Anne Barnett Wholesaler from Omaha, NE - replied over 1 year agoI noticed that statue in the background of JN's videos also - I wondered if it was placed there as his "good luck" piece or placed strategically to impress his audience.My experience:  I came across Jerry Norton's RE investing book several years ago but had not bought into any program back then. 

Temple now attracts students from more affluent backgrounds in the Philadelphia suburbs (kudo's to the school for raising it's academic reputation).