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Laura Graham The most important things to concentrate on?
24 January 2008 | 8 replies
You have no way of determining how long a given task should take, or what is, or is not, a reasonable obstacle in the performance of the task.
Eric Medemar What would your real estate report card say?
5 July 2007 | 2 replies
Learning classroom lessons.He tends to study and read the assigned work carefully, he just will not apply himself to completing assigned tasks.3.
James Taylor Southern California, thinking of buying a place to live
8 May 2006 | 0 replies
I know that is valued but it still isn't in a beach community where the real money and staying power is.This does have a 2 car garage though that makes it more unique, a lot of places don't have this due to space constraints.My question is, how do you know what is a good deal and not?
Kim Hawkinson Doing Probate as a Wholesaler
8 July 2019 | 32 replies
This is growing larger until reality grinds the shadow barrier releasing the inventory that's been withheld all this time.With these properties spending more time in the shadows they are literally rotting from neglect and jilted homeowners wear 'n tear.I'd love to see some more probate discussion because that will be one technique that will be relevant no matter what the environment because of the unique characteristics of probate situations.
Account Closed Beginner Financing Tips?
2 October 2008 | 6 replies
Each lender/investor/partner will usually have their own unique parameters for what they invest in/loan on, what return they want, how much they have available to loan or invest.Once you have a deal you're excited about, you can approach everyone with your needs and get quick, straight answers for that deal.Hope you pursue your interest and get started now!
David Easing How do people amass large amounts of wealth?
27 April 2014 | 25 replies
I read someone's Facebook page today and she said her goal is to have 10 different streams of income/unique markets so that she truly has built lasting wealth.
Matt Lefebvre Are real estate degrees worth it?
10 October 2019 | 50 replies
It helps you learn to work with people (biggest life skill), learn to learn (take knowledge from books and classes and show that you retained the knowledge), and show that you have the commitment to finish a difficult task (graduation).
Marisa R. Property Managers Suck
24 May 2019 | 52 replies
We are a unique company. 
Parmer Cherry Easiest Do it youself rehab/installation?
16 October 2018 | 18 replies
I need to know some of the easiest self-taught/YouTube rehab tasks that save some serious money.
Rick Howell Technology vs. People Skills: Which Real Estate Strategies Win?
3 October 2018 | 2 replies
You can do almost anything without technology, you will just be much slower at doing it.You could always move 100lbs of rocks from point A to point B by carrying them, it just became a lot more efficient with the invention of the wheel.You could always catch a fish using your bare hands, it just became a lot more efficient with the invention of the fishing pole/net.You could always have a conversation with anyone in the world, it just became a lot more efficient with the invention of the telephone.And you could always track the performance of your properties, it just became a lot more efficient with the invention of things like Excel and Quickbooks.So if technology increases the speed at which you can perform a task, then in REI that means using it will get you some return on your investment sooner; as long as the time/cost to learn/use that technology doesn't outweigh the added efficiency.