If the asset is self sustaining, and I think it’s going to be worth more in 20 years, I’m good to buy.

Dividend Growth Investing (DGI) is what would likely resonate best with a REI'er looking to get into stocks.

i have a mail campaign that can sustain for a few more months however i am very anxious to get a deal under me to continue funding my mailings. obviously these people are in a difficult spot, however i too have been in that same spot. i am 21 years old right now and i lost my mother to breast cancer at 17 and had a bad run in with business people (one of the biggest reasons i got into this business) and my goal is to help people out of these situations. i provide a free moving service and obviously a cash buyer. so im curious what anyones thoughts are on this?

I definitely feel like there is a narrative of a "get rich quick" scheme when in reality it's more about a slow, steady work ethic that eventually yields great, sustainable returns.

I am looking out a few properties from REI in Albama such as below and wanted to know they are - 1. really worth the quoted price2. is the rental value sustainable around 1600$ a month. thank youBirmingham New Build245 Willow Ridge Ln (pics say 350 Willow Ridge however it is 245 Willow RidgeLease Closed Year 1: $1395Year 2: $1445New Build (Price is 240k but I dropped it to 225k and management fee to 5%)Pelham, AL405 Walker - Marketing picturesApproved w/DepositYear 1: $1650Year 2: $1700New Build (Price is 280k but I dropped it to 265k and management fee to 5%)4437 Easthaven - marketing pictures - Tuscaloosa Lease Closed Year 1: $1550Year 2: $1600Lease Length: 2 YearNew Build(Price is 260k but I dropped it to 245k and management fee to 2%)

Yes there were some short term market corrections in there, but on average prices have doubled every 10-15 years, depending on specific location, fairly consistently going back 40+ years.BP is dominated by cash flow only type investors, which is understandable since most markets across the country do not experience appreciation above and beyond inflation on a regular and sustained basis, and many even have negative appreciation rates after factoring inflation ... so, for folks in those markets to bet on appreciation would be a mistake, but they still should not ignore the long term historic appreciation rates IMO because they can also be negative.

There are constant changes within the U.S. tax code regarding energy-efficient housing and sustainability.

Trying to learn all I can in order to create a company which will take advantage of USDA and rural subsidies for sustainable agriculture and encouraging people to engage in local food production and business.

This is massive and a huge blow to FHA after their goofy self-sustainability nonsense.

We are heading to the court houses this Friday but are from out of town making it dificult to sustain monthly and more importantly be the first to aquire the information so we can send them our wholesale copy the moment probate is available.