Your best market, best returns, best risk/reward as a first time investor is where you live and your own housing.  

Anglers and buyers need to remain alert and the more time the bait is in the water (at the right place) the higher chances of bringing home a delicious reward. 

Those that survive (and thrive) are those that only buy when they create an asymmetrical risk / reward profile.

Plus they're obviously working with someone at a check cashing place who is allowing them to cash them because there's no way they're altering those things and you can't tell.If all of this is true (but I doubt it is, this is a lot of risk for very little reward, Amanda), the postal inspection service has to have a case number on this already.

I want to go into PM because I’ve been doing it for the past five years and I truly believe that, if done right, it can be a rewarding career, for my and my clients.Please check out the site and let me know what you think: homeremediespm.comThe lead gen hasn’t been working too well.

Partnerships can be rewarding and beneficial if done correctly.

I would like to prioritize cashflow but I also want to avoid buying something JUST for the cashflow with no appreciation potential at all.I like both markets, but having boots on the ground that you already know and trust who can be eyes on the prize once you have it is also invaluable.

I read the young Buck's posts and feats of furry, and I can only hope that they get to keep their rewards for the long haul.

REI is a higher risk, less reward ball game in the short term future here.

It's a high-risk, high-reward strategy and is not for everyone, if I'm being honest.