I had decided ny "dream goal" was to be able to get to 10 houses.

An article I read the other day said the top regret in retirement homes that were surveyed is that the people didn't try for their dreams and life and time passed them by.

I think the guy on TV was really thinking: I Can be a Millionaire in a Year Even Though I'm Broke ... by selling hype, hope, and dreams...

I'm a hard worker but would prefer to build my own dream, not someone else's.

They think high interest is 6%If you are having troubles finding that bank, maybe try attending a local home-builders association meeting as a guest and see what banks are represented there, on second thought, just find out which ones are members of the association, unlikely you will see Wells Fargo or US bank on the list. 70% ARV is sometimes even a dream for long term customers in good standing in high equity positions with a great track record, exceptional credit score............ 

As a loan, do not make any other agreements other than a note and DOT, dreaming up things on your own can be more of a problem (that's saying with non-family types), a note and DOT is all you should use unless your state has standard disclosures required, a title company or your bank can probably give you those.

If you buy out of state a bad property manager will end your dreams.

I know it's hard work but listening to the Bigger Pockets podcasts showed me that I could be really good in real estate for I am very hard working, I overcome all obstacles with optimism, I have a strong personality, I am eager, super eager to learn and I am willing to work for free, no matter how much work is required so I can learn from a mentor who is making moves and living a life that people dream of.

My dream since I was 14 was to build a resort down in the Dominican Republic and one day about 1 year ago asked me what was a dream of mine?

"An investors wet dream of information"LMAO!!