But I will keep trying .Your videos are also very helpful to me.

I am completely shocked how Brian's situation mirrors mine identically.The job, that friggin cubicle, the not knowing how to start even when some guru's video package I paid 500 dollars for breaks it down "step by step", something obviously is missing.I posted my own posts begging for clarity and for guidance, but I realized (and I bet everyone that replied too) that the more replies I got the more questions sprouted.I wanted a list of steps:"go to godaddy, and by a domain name""walk to your car, open the door, get in and drive to xxx st and post a flyer there... and there.. and there"."

My partner in the bicycle / sporting goods business pushed for us to get into real estate for long term wealth and cash flow.

I watched a couple of your videos and I think the camera loves you :)

Do a quick search on youtube for "foundation repair" and you will find plenty of videos that explain how they do it.Basically they measure how far down certain parts of the house have sunk and determine where piers need to be placed.

However, these almost always require some rehab and turnaround efforts, which seem a bit of a stretch for beginners.Properties that are humming along well already are NOT bargain priced, sporting single digit cap rates typically, and that kind of return doesn't excite me too much.Please describe a typical deal that you are seeing that would work.

I drive a '70 Super Sport Chevelle daily (not my car) and I am going to be picking up a '71 Chevelle hopefully this weekend.

We do a video inspection and date it.

some strong language and it might be deleted by moderators.http://www.theonion.com/content/video/sony_releases_new_stupid_piece_of

The video is funny to me because you can't do anything but shake your head and laugh now...SAD!