It requires the ability to find good deals, build a team of excellent contractors, manage costs, etc, and to do it for a living you have to be able to replicate the process over and over again.

. :)And as to the lying, wow, it was not the State Dept or White House that put the opinion out originally, it was from the intelligence community and that changes, this whole Libian issue is political horsefeathers to get the base of the R's up in the air....keepit going, as long as the R's have something to stay upset about the better the turn out will be at the polls.....raw, raw, ree, raw, raw rass, keep cheering for the team.

I am lining up my team and have a realtor, attorney, insurance broker, morgage broker, etc in the NY area but am wondering if it would be better to use a CPA in NY or MD.

I'll try to contact the property management team also.

Part of our ongoing plan to simplify and improve BiggerPockets includes putting together a top-notch team of moderators to help manage BP Nation . . . the awesome community we've built here.I'm excited to announce the first of our new batch of moderators, Jon Klaus!

I plan to do this with a partner who has great construction knowledge and is a very business intelligent person who I believe will be great to team up with and learn the processes.

I have a great agent and good team of subs, handymans, etc.

And to be well-positioned to do the second group, you need a certain set of skills:- Ability to create detailed business models and plans;- Ability to raise large amounts of capital;- Ability to understand complex financial models;- Ability to build and manage large teams;- Ability to systematize and optimize on a large scale.Most people don't have these skills and will never have the opportunity to easily acquire them.

I made a number of trips over to Fort Collins as I was working with a few teams there.

Greetings Team,I am a newbie from Altanta.