I love how he was talking about how much worse things are going to get as the year progresses, and now we just got the report that in Cali there are 1,000 homes going to foreclosure auction per DAY with more NODs files than ever before.And the Alt-A Meltdown isn't even here yet!

It's taking a few years but I see some progress.

They are working on these as the whole process progresses.

If you get to a point where you feel like your college work is impeding the progress you could be making in RE investing, then you will have to re-assess your goals; At that point, you will most likely have a better understanding of your goals and what you are capable of, therefore increasing the likelihood of success, whatever decision you make.

I definitely want to make good progress this year.

You will see this as you progress in your landlording pursuits.

We've always had nice slow and steady residential market here but this year it has gotten quite quite batty.I am selling a house in a hot neighborhood and am puzzled about what price to ask as I don't have any MLS comps.

But in hard money land, good deals are not that easy to come by, and if the borrower is paying as agreed and the project is progressing as planned, there is seldom a good reason that he/she wouldn't extend the note.

If you want steady monthly cash flow, as rentals are normally known for, you won't get it with those types of properties.

This is a work in progress and i will check in here and there with an update on my success or failure.