I would also like to know if it is true that tax liens can be done in my spare time?

I have been reading lot of books and also spent lot of my spare time researching (about RE of course :) )I am glad I found this forum.

First, I don't have the spare cash.

Sadly, I don't really have family with $ to spare so I'm kind of on my own though they would certainly contribute to the mortgage payment.

The pictures of the happy family/ me and my kids/ what we do for fun/  our spare time charities we support/how the note business has made my life wonderful/don't you love the Caribbean too bs.

Clearing $100k per deal on a regular basis is phenomenal, nay, fantastic, and if you are able to do this, I would ask that you share this with the rest of the community as we could all use a spare $100k every now and then.I would say that if you polled the members of this community and said "If you could find a property that was worth $200,000 and buy it for $100,000, would you buy it?"

The most recent book I completed - "The Weekend Millionaire's Real Estate Investing Program: How to Get Rich in Your Spare Time" mentions some no money down ways of making deals, but it seems like it would be a case by case basis, depending on the seller's intent, or you would simply have to find a trusted investor.  

I knew a woman in NYC who started an AirBNB business renting out spare rooms in her apartment then as the business grew she upgraded apartments and now owns units all over world.  

While interning this summer, I have devoted my spare time to learning everything about wholesaling. 

Newbie, listening to podcasts with every spare second, and hungry for my first deal.