Motivation is the name of the game.

Real estate is a numbers game, so if you can buy a property low enough, and it cash flows then do it.

I suggest you start doing some reading on the forums about bird-dogging, wholesaling, and any topics on investing with no money.There is no one set formula that will work for everyone, so you'll need to educate yourself and then establish a plan.Do a little reading and come back with some specific questions so we can help you out.BTW - Please do not post in ALL CAPS.

It's working well right now.I like word games, reading, playing with my wife and baby (in different ways, of course), and I like gadgets (PDA's, laptops, etc.).I got my bachelor's degree via distance learning in less than a year's study time (and it's a real degree, regional accreditation and all).

Real estate is simply a numbers game.

A good CPA is pretty essential game.

I think they can be useful for comparing relative value, if they are established by a common process, like they are here in CO.

It is great to see that one of our long-established members and BiggerPockets blogger has put this together.We've decided to sell the book here on BiggerPockets, and you can get your copy directly from our store.

Don't I need to change the mortgage into the the LLC's name and address to establish "separateness" and liability protection.

Banks play the classic game of monolopy when it comes to assignment contracts pushed by investors, contractors, and/or wholesalers.