I've only done a few wholesale deals.The bottom line in all of this is without the guidance of these experienced and successful coaches and the investment of my $15000, I'm basically where I have been for over 4 years; plugging away with meager results and not having a laser focus on the precise things that produce the best results. 

Someone recommended I have a Private Placement Memorandum in place to protect myself.

Hard work, time, energy and a bit of luck will determine the precise results.Stretch goals are great.

If it's a higher end property and you really want to go the MTR route, I'd look into Rachel Gainsburgh's coaching on the insurance placement strategy - those placements are typically looking for higher end properties and pay significantly more.

My name is Stanley Napeñas , i'm 20 years old.I just got my diploma from HotelRestaurantManegement, more precisely to be a Receptionis.After graduation I had a plan , to go to French, learn to speak French and work here.

Plenty of very unhealthy people have incomes.Wealth is a strategic placement of funds, calculated decisions, and educated spending, saving, and investing that all equal a system in which one considers themselves "set up" to enjoy life without the constant hassle of making ends meet.Theoretically one could flip houses for years, earning well into the upper echelon of tax brackets and still not be wealthy, or be completely wealthy, depending on how they see the daily activities of their lives as either a job, or a hobby that pays well.But to get right down to what I think you're asking Christy, is "what is the best approach to wealth?"

lol To be precise, I am staying in Ben Leybovich’s Casita House Hack!

Hello @Morris Lucas It also depends on if the property is a non conforming or conforming duplex and precisely which area it is in. 

*negotiate with the manager since your going to have multiple "placement fees"*have a months to month premium and have the lease come up in July so you can place someone for the school year.In my markets Sept is the WORST.

That's precisely how I view real estate.