I make sure to type that portion out in BOLD lettering.

These buyers didn't need to be convinced that we did good work (they or their agent saw our first house and liked it) and knew that the house likely would NOT be around forever (they lost out on the first one) -- so they made quick and competitive offers....J Scott - I believe there is a typo in the quoted snippet, with my correction inserted in uppercase bold; correct me if I'm wrong :)

He can slice & dice it in 25 different ways with 55 different flavors.

Seems the question that comes up is "If I can do this with a 35K house, why not a 500K building" that quickly grows to a million dollar deal and one guy was bold enough to suggest a 4 million dollar property as I recall.All to be done by investors that don't have a pot to spit in!

As @Brandon Turner mentioned the podcasts are amazing, and it will also give you a flavor to the many different methods you can invest in, for example this week @Ankit Duggal had an INCREDIBLE podcast on RE tax lien investing - was eye opening (at least it was for me).

"If I were billing them out at $35 an hour I could make money, pay taxes, workers comp etc"............thats a bold statement and obviously you've never tried it.

You are comparing 1M MSA in Columbus to 5M MSA in Phoenix to NY...Milken is good, bit hyper-focused on technology, which may not provide enough flavor about the other sectors.Ultimately, here we are.

Fortune favors the bold.

you mentioned on bold link above...My recommendation to you is DO NOT INVEST with FAMILY!!

To say that "Rental Properties are overrated" is an extremely bold statement.