However nothing is like talking to experienced professionals.

In the next year I want to hire a professional to build a website for me, then hire an SEO expert so my website is always number 1 in all the search engines.

However, unless you are experienced in buying property are you sure you don't want some representation??

I have enjoyed visiting this forum and find it to be one of the best on the internet.I'm new to REI and have a very ambitious short term goal of creating a minimum of $7,500/month income from real estate so I can quit my full time job and do this full time.It appears from my research that the most viable area for me to focus on is Wholesaling in that I want fast results without using much of my own money or credit.I respect the suggestions of the more experienced investors on this forum because I believe experience is the best teacher although it can be painful and expensive.So I'm excited to be here and look forward to some great times.Much Success!

Of course no experienced investor would pay that much but that is how the comparables got skewed

Getting proficient at that, we decide to intern with an engineering firm that works with developers.

You may want to consider a mentor who is experienced in commercial multi-units or even a partner who can share knowledge and experience to close the deal.

An experienced landlord in your area should be able to give you a referral.Flashing 2 chimneys should be fairly straightforward.

Evaluating 6 properties over a 10 year period, I have experienced an expense of 35%.

Make sure you consult experienced people like real estate attorneys and CPA's who can research 1031 exchanges and updates that affect them.These transactions are not easy and as you are transferring your old basis of the relinquished property to the replacement property much is riding on your decisions and legal paperwork from the beginning.