Its a decent book/audio, The dude is pretty intense when it comes to just about everything he does in life... pretty motivating stuff.

As someone who knows well enough to know that even after months and months of intense research I am bound to make mistakes, I'd sure like to leverage the experience of others and try to avoid at least one or two of them!

Cashed my first 24k check yesterday from selling a rental that I had already made over 11k on in 20 months.If you are doing something different there will be intense pressure to dissuade you.

They both have courses and classes to sell, but I do believe they have the best intensions. 

I've studied intensively for a while now and feel very comfortable with this strategy.On the other hand I had this SF property put in my lap and I believe ran the exact numbers except only on contractor quotes and not actual pricing but the fix/flip will net 10-15k, but this will be my first time doing it.

I jumped into REI intensely in February this year.

You might not have to take on something this intense.

. , thanks for the encouragement; I'm sure you're right considering you are taking on something far more management intensive remotely.Joel Owens - I've been seeing so little in the way of inventory for multi-family (at least in the areas that I would be comfortable with), and the cap rates have been dwindling down to single digits.

I think it's an excellent business model but I also think it will be more management intensive than most REIs want to deal with.

I bought exactly what you describe I sent you the contact info.. you will be in good hands.. and the product is self evident.what I like is the thievery is not nearly as intense there as other areas of the south and mid west.... and the houses are not on slab ( foundation issues) and were built just that much better than many markets at that price point.