I set a pace for myself and said I'd like to have $10K passive income because its attainable within a years time, atleast I think, being in my situation.

I am on pace to do 20+ deals this year and have already created a nice passive cash flow from rental properties.

Foreclosures may begin on 2.25 million homes this year, more than double the pace before the financial crisis, he said.

But I for one would love to see anything that could help me get my business from the baby crawl of learning that it is now, to the record setting pace that I am driving for!

I’m sure you’ve heard of Prop 13 rules here in California which usually cause property taxes to increase at a slower pace than fair market value making a lot of homes purchased in CA have a very low property tax basis, which can represent significant savings each year.Secondly, if you sell, also think of the annual effect on income taxes depending on where you buy next.

Now, more are disappearing as prices for housing, materials and labor continue to move up, and at a faster pace in some locations.What you have today is an environment where it is much easier to separate the quality companies from the low quality companies, in my opinion.  

@Vincent Pace Thank you for your well wishes!

I enrolled in Illinois for an online and self-paced course that cost less than $200.

It's fast-paced and written in plain language that explains the complexity of overcoming strong opposition to change.

Just please keep in mind, real estate can be very fast paced at times, but it needs to be run like a marathon, not a sprint.