I was just about to go online and find the local REIA, but I came to BP first and because I set up a key word alert for "Miami" your question popped up.I am very much in the same phase of this cycle as you are: researching and educating myself on the basics of REI.

I have a friend that wants cash for keys.

Persistence and focus are both going to be key to my success.

Closed on my first property. This is a 3BR 1.5 bungalow in a B class neighborhood. I understand that when it comes to upgrades there are a lot of different options. But I would more comfortable knowing what experience...

The key is to figure out if he has actually done any profitable deals in the last 12 months.Michael

One of the last chapters walks you through the key terms and gives examples.Hope this helps

It might take them a couple days to sort this out, so be patient but be persistent.

Mine requires that they: give the landlord all copies of keys and opening devices (i.e. garage door remotes); completely vacate the premises and surrender property to landlord; clean and deliver premises to landlord; remove all debris; give written notice to landlord of tenant's forwarding address; etc.

You have to be patient in this business like Danny Johnson just said in his blog this week so check it out.

Going on vacation may be fun, but getting through airport sure isn't.In Ignore Everybody and 39 other keys to creativity 2009 hardback the author talks about "sex and money".