The attack the next smallest.

No one attacked you, or NR, simply gave opinions and experiences from them.I do think that the materials and education at their college is well put together, particularly the written stuff, but the potential re investor at the end of the day is still unsure what to do to make their 1st deal.

Of course, regardless of which answer you give (unless you disagree with both your statements), it contradicts your assertion that the 50% rule is a good one for *all* investors...Btw, Mike, I'm not trying to be attacking...I actually really like your style of investing and your perspective on a lot of topics (I've learned a lot by reading your posts)...I just think you're taking a bit too dogmatic approach on this topic, and am actually enjoying the debate

You can disagree but the attack is completely unnecessary.

I just want to live a peaceful, comfortable life without an early heart attack.

Have you already established a plan of attack for yourself.

Your goals are absolutely achievable . . . the key is determining the best plan of attack to reach that end.It looks like you've already gotten involved on the forums . . .

Be sure to put together a strong plan of attack before jumping into real estate, as most people who do otherwise get themselves into some real trouble.Good luck and I hope we can help you get yourself off on the right foot!

Again with your foolish stupid attacks.

Anyone who owned their home for 30 or 50 years, and is getting foreclosed was either out and out conned or used their house like a piggy bank.Sorry, Karen, I don't really mean to attack you on your first post in the forums.