Dolf really is a good and entertaining presenter, but for more depth and techniques, look elsewhere.

It's not as sexy as some "other" techniques out there - but it works.Anyways, I hope all of that makes sense.  

I have 3 Section 8 tenants and screen them the same as my other tenants.One technique I use is completing the lease paperwork at the tenant's current residence.  

What techniques have you all used to be able to still pay that money back?

And allows me to aggressively save and fund t ax sheltered invesstment vehicles as my ultimate goal is to retire from full time employment in my 50s with my properties all paid off.I plan on using this technique until I simply cannot do it any longer or grow tired of it at which point I will hire a PM.You can do anything if you put your mind to it!

I'm back and looking to learn more real estate techniques.

I've been seeing more and more of these and was wondering if there was some "guru" out there teaching this "new" technique for finding good deals.

I have quite a bit of equity in my house, so I'm in the process of setting up a HELOC to help fund some of my deals.While I'm anxiously waiting to get that all set up (I need to take care of some minor repairs and updates after renting to my brother before I can get an appraisal), I am eager to be searching for deals; I really enjoy the hunt (though I think there are a lot of ways I can improve my searching techniques).

I’m in Mississippi and I wanted to know what are some good ways to research the overall market if I’m new to it, what are some techniques I could use that would be helpful, what are things I could be looking up, what keys help me to predict appreciation/depreciation in the future other than reading local articles.

If you can't find money, then try your hand at creative techniques like sandwich lease-options, subject to, seller financing, etc.