But remember if you're first deal doesn't go through, don't quit.

I agree with JW knowledge is power most clients you deal with have only owned one home and that was their first and the likely hood of them remembering anything about a real estate transaction is slim.

I seem to remember seeing several members from the Atlanta area, so you will most likely have many local networking opportunities.

I was wondering...I remember reading about in Florida that on average the tax value of a property is about 70% of the actual value.Anybody know about other states?

Just do it, and always remember to buy low and sell high.

Remember that there are more factors than just what something can rent for.

Of course remember out here, $1mil isn't necessarily considered luxury.

Remember the process of learning is an investment also and that investment is judged by the return!!

I remember reading an article somewhere about this but unfortunately I can't recall it's whereabouts.

I might assume the existing mortgage, but if I could find someone to just lend me 2 million CAD and take first position that would ideal. 2m would be approxmiate 90% LTV.