Jon Klaus One of my very good buddies runs a company that wholesales and flips land.

@Bryce Bradshaw the best system is the buddy system as well as writing goals down and setting goals that are SMARTSpecificMeasurableAchievableR I forgot what r wasTime sensitive

@Peter Hoopai ,Sorry to hear that, and nice of you to help out your buddy.

But I think there are more deals there than some people realize.I've got a buddy that invests in one of the areas I'm in and he's always saying how there's just nothing out there.

I have a buddy that owns a company that buys these judgments ( mainly credit card). they buy them for 5 cents on the dollar wait until 9th year 11th month and by then the creditor has long forgotten about protecting the assets and they are able to settle these and make pretty nice returns.. on a % basis..

Wayne Newland I was thinking about buying a single family home and living in it and renting it out to two of my buddies.

Hello BP,One of my Army buddies turned me on to BP over a year ago.

Scott The Book on Flipping Houses,The Book on Estimating ReHab Costshttp://www.biggerpockets.com/flippingbookI have buddies in western PA getting houses $500-2,500 each through the county Tax Repository Sales.Good LuckPaul

Everything is up for negotiation, and the tough part is its hard to get with the owner, especially if they don't log in to answer your questions; stinks you can't contact them directly, though some of my note investor buddies have had good luck on there; i have not, yet. 

I was talking to a buddy that buys a lot of rental properties and he told me he would sell it because the cashflow isn't that great and it would be more beneficial for me to have the tax free profit from the sale.I am hesitant to sell because I am self employed and holding onto property seemed like a good way to help secure my retirement when the time came.