I can often wish I had never purchased that car and instead invested the money, but at the same time, my wife and I shared a lot of great memories in that car.  

In our area, 60% of the annual revenue is generated between Memorial Day and August 15.  

He's used an array of techniques so I think it would be worth your while to contact him directly because if memory serves me correct, he has upwards of eight or nine different methods of purchasing without requiring a massive down payment.I'd also suggest you go Pro with Bigger Pockets because you're going to find a lot more resources contained in the site including information about what you're looking to do.Of course, you could always looking to wholesaling.

Now it seems as though this is an option, but is it one you memorialize in your leases or is this just verbal?

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I want to be able to make memories with them and I believe real estate can make that happen more than anything else.

I think I'm just still "drinking from a firehose" with all the information, plus I have the memory of a goldfish so I want to organize a step-by-step to make sure I am ready to make offers and hit the ground running. 

After 26 years most of those memories have faded with a few still in the hall of fame; that we are still shaking our heads. 

I do my research, my DD, and my market analysis to find a specific area/market that gives me a strong inside position to reap some future rewards in both time appreciation, forced appreciation, and combine both of thse with leverage for maximum profits"_________________________________________________Will, you probably have better memory then I do, but when Mike referred to speculation that drove the market up, I don't think he was pointing directly at you.

No memory or size issues.Texting is sometimes much better than phone calls because it’s faster.