If you do not belong to a local REIA, then you are enjoying the fruits of the REIA labors in protecting the industry.Also, NWREIA is a chapter of National REIA.

I sent a gift card, letter, and huge gift basket to them both.

My concern is there is very few eggs in a very large basket.

The cheap properties will give you a higher risk of bad tenants who can cost a fortune and paying all cash for a property means you're putting all your eggs in one basket and not taking advantage of the benefits of leveraging.If you ever have questions about the turnkey companies, don't hesitate to reach out.

He does not own the fruits of his labor, and he does not own his failure.

I don't see enough praise in the forums for those who know success on such a scale taking the time to help and guide the rest of us.Thank you.When I pull the trigger on my first successful deal, I will contact you so that you can see the fruits of your giving very clearly.

To me that is like putting all your eggs in one basket then handing the basket to someone who eats eggs.

Thankfully I'm not putting all my eggs in this basket, as I'm a damn good cop.

For the first few deals, LLC might not be fruitful, but your personal situation might require one.

What you are eluding to do here with investing in the Real Estate is putting ones eggs in one basket.