Also, I'm thinking about joining the REIA chapter in Appleton  (We actually live SW of Oshkosh). 

So far my goals are to talk to 1-3 new people a day on BP, look for potential deals, read a chapter in a RE book, etc. 

If they file bankruptcy, depending on the chapter, they could be paid in full. if there is one dime in equity over the balance of the senior, they can't strip the lien and we aren't in the economy to where there wouldn't be equity above senior lien balance in most cases.

If you are interested in multifamily, I am sure that the state you plan to settle in has an affiliate chapter of the National Apartment Association. 

I have read Chapter 334 - Rent stabilization but it doesn't help.I called rent control office in the city, the answer is "No", but a "Yes" from the building management company. 

He can not only quote chapter and verse of FL law, he also regularly turns people in to the state for the unlicensed practice of real estate, which is what wholesaling turns out to be.

Hello Everyone,I've learned a lot from Frank Gallinelli's "What Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Know About Cash Flow," however, the Internal Rate of Return concept is still a little confusing to me.In this book there is a case study in chapter 6 that considers an "Apartment Building Investment" (pgs. 108-120).

Best of luck with starting a new and exciting chapter!

I figured that putting myself out there to you guys here on the forum from the comfort of my own home would be the perfect way to start getting over this next hurdle along my journey and make a couple of new great friends in this new chapter of mine.Thank you for taking the time out of your day to read this. 

- There were quizzes throughout each chapter which did not tie to the final exam in any way, shape, or form.