Hey Swanny,I've just finished reading your entire thread and I am so grateful to have stumbled upon this knowledge.

And if the answer is, "I don't know, I've just always believed that," I'm okay with that answer

I've just saved enough money to blow up a few more terrorists.

I've just found in the past that if you are concerned with building established relationships & a solid access to capital that giving up some upside but still ensuring there is a fair performance incentive will keep investors around for as long as you are sponsoring investments.

If I find a property that will gross me $800 per month in rent and has $600 per month in expenses, and I decide to pay 300K cash for it, I suppose you could say that I'm cashflowing at $200 per month, but the reality is that I've just tied up 300K in an investment that's returning 0.8% interest per year.

Hi everyone, I have recently found a property in Baltimore that is going up for auction soon.

Hi, I'm currently 22 years old, I recently got married and even more recently found out my wife and I would be having our first child in August.

It's a tricky niche here and I'm still learning REI.I personally need to study what oncarrot does b/c I've just glanced around here quickly and I'll get back to you further on it...There's a few ways I would initially approach lead generation in REI:1.

To be fair I haven’t specifically asked my agent to send me properties that have been sitting, I’ve just been seeing how quickly current inventory disappears.

I pay $300/month for this Land and am making $1400 a month with my 4 Sea Cans.I recently found more Land available in my city that is half price!