I eventually had to close shop since his homes were a large part of my companies revenue.After almost 9 years since I've seen him last, I met up with him for dinner to see how he was doing and he said that he was into turn-key and property management.

Last night a group of us went to dinner then hung out til 1am.

When you go out to dinner at a restaurant, do you think the food is 4X - 10X better than it is at your house?

I've been eyeing up REI for a while until my dad mentioned something over Mother's day dinner - he only paid 40k for our rental property near Ocean City and the income from that helped put my bother and I through college.

Michael Simon & Zack Bruell at the forefront of making it delicious to live in Cleveland.The cons, at least for an out of state investor, is that you have to know the neighborhoods you're investing in...

You should look at zillow because the people selling their home will, and you need to be able to defend your opinion from that if zillow is not accurate.Also, I think NY has that as public data that you can view online.The best thing to do is call up some appraisers in the area and offer to take them out to lunch or dinner and ask them how they find the deals (or find an investor friend and on one of their appraisals, the appraiser probably put his source for his comps) and hopefully they are not just using the MLS.Also, it is always worth it to put a property under contract as long as you are clear with the seller what you are doing.

I can have a 100k month, then have dinner with a friend that does 20 million per year in another business( obviously not flipping real estate, LOL) and feel like a complete looser.

In bed, driving, during dinner, etc - if I can't talk intelligently on the phone I let my VA/voice mail pick it up.

Zip letter. 2) webuyhouses.com membership3) center of influence marketing4) training of buyer rep. 5) dinner with lover and great sex.

I will stop working W2 when I hit that 1 million mark and if I am still young I will do 1099 to pay for a nice steak dinner once in a while.