Many a would be investor has given up in this fashion as well and lost tens if not hundreds of thousands .Key I think is do your own due diligence but I think people put WAY to trust and faith in the hands of property managers when with a little effort, study and patience a lot of the same work can be done more cost effectively.Bottom line in my experience : NO ONE is going to care as much about your property as you are. :)

Single to 3 family homes only, no bed study, bushwick or newly area being gentrified I'm not in for the rat race or padded numbers.

Even as a beginner, I understood from what I had already studied that there was in fact a way to make this happen; I just wasn't sure where to start. 

So bases off that small case study I'd guess 1/4 of flippers have cash.

I studied for three months in Israel on line, learning all there is to know about the subject.

Hi Everyone,I've been studying Real Estate Investing for about a year now trying to absorb what I can. 

I have study and, graduated in the field of computer science ( networking and system ) from Atlanta in 2008.

Studies show that most sellers that do stage their homes expect a increase return of 1-4%."

(They do involve serious training and study, though.)I just wanted to make the point that there are legitimate reasons for getting a bank loan even if you have 100% of the cash needed to purchase.

I need to study it further and make sure I have everything in order, Buyers and sellers list and agreements to cover each,  I have two companies to work under one is incorporated and the other is a LLCDid you ever use a land trust for your business?