you can mix it up once you get going..all of the investing methods have their strong points and weak points.. however wholesaling by far is less risk then the others..

So making the bottom line strong enough gives you an impact to manage the things in the right aspect and so for the same reason I have prepared myself to keep track of my hours and ultimately that helps me to stay organized.

Wholesaling, subject to's, lease optioning, and seller financing are a couple I can think of off the top of my head that have some strong possibilities.

That percentage may shift up or down depending on how strong your market is, the area you're buying in, competition in your market, and some other factors, but it's a good place to start out at.I would recommend running an estimated income/expense statement on whatever property you are looking at.

Everytime I have bought something at my rental numbers, it has been bought at a strong discount from fair market value.Exit strategies for beginners?

The major problem being that most of them (about 85%) don't even have enough equity for me to mess with.Thinking about it, though, with a low equity strategy like lease optioning the MLS could have some strong potential.

I was so exited when I got this opportunity that I may have come on too strong .

Amarillo is still pretty strong on rentals and on average and lower priced homes.

No presence of termites, just didn't like the old moisture damage on a house built in 1900's.

Now I am merely speaking from speculation and vicariously at this point because my market is still very strong.