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Tell the reader how they can get more info (URL, call, visit...)Those are just some of my thoughts.  

He also describes them very well, so you don't miss out at all.His other book "The Book on Investing in Real Estate with Low and No Money Down" is also great, but unfortunately the reader is pretty terrible and distracting, so I suggest reading it on paper or Kindle.I wish more Bigger Pockets books were available via audio!

And given that the penalty for being wrong is disastrous, that makes sense.For the general reader:  My perspective is different, with reason. 

But I'll bet the Reader can sort the one from the other.......

The Las Vegas housing market has been extremely hot recently but prices are still noticeably lower than the 2006-2007 highs.I would greatly appreciate any thoughts.Here are some options for you quick readers who don't have time to write a full explanation for your decision making.A) Hold forever    B) Sell Now  C)  Hold and monitor market closely  D) Sell before the 2.5 years to avoid capital gains taxThanksBrett

For future readers considering seller financing I'll add these comments, not ment to berate this poster, since its easy as a novice to make these mistakes when buying with seller financing.#1 problem with seller financing:  the price is often over market...

I've been a reader for a couple of weeks now after having found the Bigger Pockets YouTube channel a while back and from listening to the bigger pockets podcast and I have to say that I'm extremely impressed and proud that such a great real estate investing community exists! 

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My name is Justin Hertzog.  I am from a rural area in MN about an hour outside of the Twin Cities.  I have about 10 years of experience being a real estate agent, rental agent for a large property management company, ...