I think it's possible, but it's probably the exception, not the rule.The discipline someone learns from trading time for money (i.e. work), living below their means, and then investing that money is priceless.

Kind of like Clark Kent and Superman, if that makes any sense, I'm primarily looking for experienced, seasoned, or even novice investors to teach me a few "tricks of the trade".

., a presumed Zillow employee claims knowledge of illegal actions at Zillow and points Move to specific people, documents, keywords and locations to search for evidence of those actions.The allegations support Move’s claims of misappropriation of trade secrets in a lawsuit filed a year ago against Zillow and one of its execs, Errol Samuelson, a former Move employee.

I do subscribe to their emails and read Frank's articles in a trade magazine on a regular basis.  

I'm a Delaware resident looking to Learn the trade......

If you want 15-20k per month you need to go after small multi's like quads, add value, then trade them up for an apartment, and reinvest that cashflow to then buy a bigger one, OR, find a partner who can help fund a bigger apartment complex deal. 

This could be a viable strategy for sure.Definitely thought about working out a deal with the family, but this is last resort as these guys already work hard in their trade.

Many people might argue with me on my next point, but I would suggest that you pick up some skills in the "trades" so you will learn more details about buildings and be able to evaluate buildings more clearly. 

However, for the experience and the knowledge I'd be happy to trade my IT and analytical skills.  

I'm wanting some feed back on how to write up a Purchase contract where the home owner will sell me her house for what is owed ($30k) with a value around $60k but wants a 20' camper trailer.Ok, I can definitely pull t...