Hopefully, I will be able to create several more over the next few years and will keep you guys updated through the Make Deals forums.I think we are all lucky that Josh took it upon himself to create this wonderful forum that has no agenda other than to help RE investors.

Thinking strategically allows you to filter through the 100 items that all feel like they are on the A list and distill them down to the "what is the most important items I need to complete today"The manic pace of email, social media, phone calls, follow up, text messaging.

Zillow research data - https://www.zillow.com/researc...Landlord/tenant rules and regulations - Some locations have laws that limit how much you can raise rents, making it nearly impossible to keep pace with inflation.

I believe Pace himself had one called due a few weeks ago.

Pace yourself; a sure way to get in trouble is too many projects at one time.  

The idea behind online courses is allow the student to study at their own pace, and within their own time frame.It's hard to say whether the courses are boring and hard to focus on.  

The only people that may possibly have good information on this are local brokers and they have an agenda that is likely divergent from yours.

BRRR should be like 'dollar cost averaging' -- a slow, steady pace over years will lead to fantastic results. 

This year we are on pace to purchase roughly 775 properties in five different markets and the data we get from FCBN and FMSN is the reason we are able to operate so efficiently.  

The rents are increasing but at a slower pace than prices are increasing which means the yields on those rental properties are coming down and not as attractive in a market like Sacramento," says Blomquist..........................Now, here is a prime example of someone who doesn't understand California real estate.And here's why:Real estate investing really all boils down to 2 key metrics: Cash Flow and Appreciation.When most investors think real estate investing, they think cash flow.