The key is -- under one same ERISA provisions -- there are lots of other requirements that must be followed and met.

The key is that you are the one with the cash and therefore, in a position of power.I forgot who said it, but he said "if you're not embarrassed by your offer, then you've offered too much."

Focusing on great area's and good potential properties I think will be the key to continue in todays market.

I've seen options go from anywhere $500-$15,000 or (1%-10%) Also another key factor will be type of property, value etc.Hope this helps

The concept that you can charge more by serving a niche inside of a niche is truely a profitable idea no matter what you do with it.In addition to checking out Nick's ideas and innovations, allow yourself to find other REI area to use his "approach".Best to you

The key is screening the tenant.

I am all for innovative strategies, especially if it helps grow and scale profits.

There’s no question, when it comes to the real estate investment business, private and hard money lenders are important. Many of the biggest hard money lenders who lent heavily before the crash, are now out of busines...

Building relationships is KEY when networking with other investors.

I think it comes down to if your willing to make extra time for it.Building strong relationships with your power team is the key to any investors success, whether part-time or full time.