Then we would find a distressed property (ensuring it has the potential for substantial forced equity), connect you with an optimal lender, interview/vet contractors, handle project management, scheduling, payments, inspections...the list goes on.

We have definitely seen the worst in oil and gas industry, there's a lot more optimism in the air and companies are moving on projects again.

But look, that's just the start of it because you still have to know how to format your content, optimize the page for SEO. 

I buy for appreciation primarily but always look to optimize cash flow.My biggest challenges for 2017 will be to:1.  

I have never seen a market that held for 10 or 15 years where any one strategy was optimal for profiting in RE.

Make sure your location for the restaurant is optimal.

Many people into buy-and-hold want a portfolio of cashflowing properties free and clear so that they can enjoy the fruits of their labor instead of toiling away for an optimal ROE their whole life.

Never too late to make a deal, make an opportunity, optimize an underperforming asset or use, add rooms or repurpose.David, you're not investing in 'the housing market'. 

That’s right, MONEY, the lack of which is what people cite as the reason they’re entering wholesaling.But the reality is that the ONLY way to create a DEAL FLOW sufficient to sustain a profitable, worthwhile business is to judiciously spent money on a consistent basis on various marketing and advertising activities.First and foremost is a website, optimized to take advantage of SEO for local, and or long tail keywords.

Despite Dan's optimism, know that he gets paid when you buy something from him. you can't trust a brokers for objective information, they get paid even if you buy lousy deals #asymmetry The fay market is a great place to learn, but in the last ~3 years it's efficacy has decreased significantly as the foreclosure market has slowed.It's true that the military base allows for high levels of risk mitigation, but it comes at the cost of absolutely no growth...ever.