Think of it like a interview.

Smart, experienced, no constant up-sell BS, just solid info.Here's an hour audio interview to give you a flavor http://reihighrollers.s3.amazonaws.com/access/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/call-with-dennis-fassett.mp3And here's a link to his course http://apartmentcashflow101.com/

I remember watching MSNBC in 2005 and there was a guy on there- I can't recall who he was or is but I remember him telling everyone that oil would go to $120 a barrell- The entire panel looked at this guy like a total idiot- He has absolutely no clue what he was talking about- Not sure why that interview stuck in my head all these years.The key is he saw it coming- There are always people who saw/see it coming.I've been working in mortgage for 12 yrs and I kep't telling my family don't worry it will come right back down- Just like I'm telling them now that it will go back up.

I'm rather enamored with the idea of living on as little as possible, taking my sizable professional income, and creating a snowball of investments (re-investmenting all proceeds year after year in more investments), until I can eventually retire and take on projects that interest me in my free time, or study, or travel.I just discovered BiggerPockets and watched some video interviews.

I will say that doing an IN HOME interview before we install a resident has saved our bacon a number of times.

Hello everyone,My magazine, WorkingRE has done a great interview with Kyle Lagow - the man who blew the whistle on Countrywide that they were involved in Fraudulent appraisals.

So I'm interviewing property mgmt companies and yesterday I talked to two new ones.

Frank O. found me here on the site and interviewed me to be his Rochester REALTOR® over some good brews at the Owl House.

Just "interview" a bunch of agents until you find one that does their own investing on the side besides just helping clients.

(This has it's pros and cons) I would interview at least two to three attorneys before I decided.