I would bet 3 days at your local library will produce far greater results with zero dollars invested than the $2000 and 3 days at this "training".

It is quite common to use a state or local contract that is produced by the state or real estate board.We typically require all offers on the state or local contract, and once an offer is accepted, require the buyer to sign our purchase addendum.

If you present yourself thoughtfully, most people will give you 20 minutes, especially if you could produce income for them later on.

I have a full-time job, so I'd prefer income-producing property rather than flipping, which would be a full-time job in itself.

He has well over 100 of these units producing $500-$600/mo in income so purchasing another is never a problem.I'd say you either need to be able to buy with cash (or private financing) or utilize commercial loans.

Checks are incredibly insecure.If you are going to use checks, I suggest you write them with an Ink Gel pen made for check signing.

Since then I've worked to put my marketing company on auto pilot as much as possible so I can focus the majority of my time on note investing.We are working on a seller financing model with several top producing REO brokers and agents that I'm very excited about.I have a 15 year old son as well.

The cash flow is great but we will soon be out of mortgages and left with cash purchases or private lending, which do not appear to produce the same cash on cash.I've looked for larger units: triplexes,fourplexes and at some smaller complexes but I can never seem to find any that provide the same return without being in some tough neighborhoods.

My research produced mixed results.

They have wide latitude to administer the program how they see fit in their area to produce the best results.