Other than reading articles online, base from experience of real people, laws, and how terms are applied in real life situations, i find investopedia.com to be a good guide as well for explanation and definitions of terms in RE that you might find difficult to understand.

I don't know anything about anything when it comes to Real Estate, but I'm Driven and I know where I want to go in life.

I also know of private money from people with large cash values in a whole life policy, or business owners flush with cash looking for a good investment.

As I get a little bit older, I day dream about a simpler life, that's all.I like James Vermillion's idea of buying a duplex and living in one side.

Feel free to take a look here:[url]http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/223/topics/91583-my-first-5-deals-went-horribly-wrong-what-nextWe're all from the Boston area - and real estate changed my life.

I almost went (took the LSAT and started applying) but then found BiggerPockets and changed my whole life plan around.

These will be in good school districts, much better tenant class, and likely the least anxiety and hours of your life managing tenants.

Keep in mind you don’t really care about the list that you send, you care about getting the name, phone number, and buying qualifications of responding buyers.A real life example.1.

OTOH, if you're determined to live the high life in LA or NYC, you need more income.

Oh, life would be so grand if I accept their offer.So, Leibel, what makes your letter any different?