I wouldn't invest a dime with a person who doesn't know his or her numbers.

Some of them I did not put down 1 dime.

As a buyer what is better than having an experienced agent to guide you through an intricate deal and it doesn't cost you a dime?

This property will continue to nickel and dime you to death.

This is not "get rich quick" and if you aren't willing to do what it takes to survive for a MINIMUM of 1 year before you make a dime, then this probably isn't for you.

I purchased some properties in whole others I purchased the undivided one half interest, all on a seller financed note, so I didn't have a dime in it except for filing fees.

That's like saying that everyone who drinks Busch Light wears a wife beater and drives a truck with a gun rack in the rear windo...wait...nevermind, bad example.In addition, I would be willing to wager that those fine citizens you witnessed this afternoon were not peddling dime bags of grass.

It won't cost you a dime to meet with them.Grant

Then they pass you on to a property manager that nickel and dimes you before you have enough of it and sell out at a huge loss 2 years later.They fix, tenant and re-sell it again to another unsuspecting out of state or country investor.It's called the revolving door scheme.Please be VERY CAREFULI wish you much success

The examples they give you aren't impossible, but what they don't tell you is that most of their success came in the years 2009-2013 when distressed properties were practically a dime a dozen and spread far and wide.