I use to think people like Jim K, Joe V., and Jerryll N were jaded and brash, but now they are the posts and discussions I enjoy they most because they tend to contain REAL knowledge.

Originally posted by @Jim K.

@Jim K.

When Jim Cramer had his famous rant in August of 2007 I told my wife we were going to have a recession and it was going to be bad.  

 I agree with @Jim Goebel, Biloxi is a cool little area, but it is a little topy for long-term rentals. 

Good morning Jim,I am a new investor in the Sacramento area who is currently wholesaling properties. 

Originally posted by @Jim K.

Jim is not redlining he is simply drawing lines on a map and describing neighborhoods based on age and theft and school data..

Check out @Jim Pfeifer's Left Field Investors group to meet other passive investors and learn where they've had success.

I read every book I could find on both tax liens and note investing (there aren't that many) and was lucky enough to find a local fellow note investor and pick his brain.For tax liens I read: The 16% solution : how to get high interest rates in a low interest world with tax lien certificates by Joel Moskowitz The complete guide to investing in real estate tax liens and deeds : how to earn high rates of return--safely by Alan NorthcottTax Lien$ by Michael Pellegrino (This is specifically about New Jersey tax liens)I also learned a lot from Joanne Musa (the tax lien lady) on youtube and through her website.For notes I read:Performance Anxiety: Creating A Fortune Investing In Non-Performing Real Estate Loans by Gordon MossInvest in Debt: The How To Book on Buying Paper for Cash Flow by Jim Napier (available to read for free on openlibrary.org)Note Professor Notebook by Tom HendersonAgain there's a lot of great material on youtube.