Sorry to bust your bubble, guys but being in the business of commerial real estate myself I can tell you that Jason's strategies sound good in the seminar hall and on your CD player but won't work in the real world.

I am being totally honest when I say that if you do not have a level of competency that allows you to understand the basic concepts of investing or the fortitude of character to stay on the right path and not take shortcuts - then you shouldn't be investing in real estate in the first place.

He is one of the nation's best RE lawyers, and is very accessible to investors, as he is an active player himself.Closing services should not cost very much.

Player like him hasnt come around since.

I've been investing for a little over 5 years now and has faced many challenges; all of which I've had to either be competent enough to turn away from or have had to remain focused enough to reach a creative solution to solve the problem of the situation at hand.

Some counties in Maryland have done auctions where you had to buy bundles of liens and that priced out the small players. 2) I recommend checking any property you plan to bid on.

Yea, dealers would be saying, "I can't compete with wal-mart bro.

This means a lot my college friends are out there making good money and already know me, that I have their back and that I am competent.

You need to speak to a competent real estate attorney TODAY!

Don't worry the same players who F'ed it up then are F'ing it up now.Barney Frank...