aha, no offense taken:)Your investments sounds good; however, it is still a small investment and very labor intensive imhoThe thing is that whatever money you invest, the work load and hassles remain pretty much the same if you invest 200k in 10 units or 20m in 50 units in a larger city, so i'd rather syndicate, raise money, leverage and do larger deals with smaller cap rates than micro managing a portfolio of 100 small investments; just another strategyBut if after vacancies, taxes, management etc, you still get 15%, that's great for youWhat do you think about Detroit btw?

I know have over 5 figures built up and it seems like an absolute waste just leaving it in a bank account, getting under 1% interest.

CA is so front end loaded on development this is one of the only ways CA was able to finance public improvements.So when buying a tax sale property.. there is NO right of redemption.. you do not quiet title like others are talking about..

Don't waste your time with a loan from USAA, there are much more competitive rates out there with much lower fees.  

I don't know who has time to waste on that kind of BS, but I certainly don't.  

I found it when searching online for more info about a school offering really expensive RE educational courses under the veil of "mentorship" and thanks to the great input here, saved me from wasting my time and money on it. 

I love working with people, and I have loaded my schedule up with local REIA meetings in the area.

I wouldn't waste my time with the Wells Fargo or Bank of America size institutions. 

I just wanted to share this story. It's amazing all the BS you have to watch out for as a property owner.
I got a letter from an inspector that someone at a property I own had been involved in illegal dumping and I ha...

Conversely, you will run into people on your list that just seem to be a waste of time, so you’ll want to avoid them.