I just wanted to get into real estate investing and was tired of being on the side line.

I can't afford to be on the sidelines any longer.

This park appealed to me because of its quality location, attractive demographics, and the fact that it is just so much harder to find parks these days with so much investor capital on the sidelines chasing the same product. 

What makes no sense to do is sit on the sidelines when you have potential private investors if you have a good deal in mind.   

Be careful though...don't sit on the sidelines too long and keep educating yourself; eventually, you'll have to jump in.If you're interested in syndication, there's a good event in Dallas this month hosted by Think Multifamily, called the FIRE Summit.  

Hitting doubles pay off in the long run...as opposed to waiting years on the sideline trying to hit a triple or home run.

It will ruin you.So, your NEVER SUCCESSFUL strategy is to sit on the sideline and do nothing.

Hi guys,my name is Ed from Anderson SC and after yrs of procrastination I'm finally stepping out on faith and getting in the game. I'm an aspiring wholesaler and I'm looking to build my buyers list because I've alread...

Or is it better to use cash I have that is on the sidelines.

Option B: "sit on the sidelines" the market is too high, sit with cash to watch new investors make mistakes on when to buy?