There is a ton of valuable info in it.

I also read alot, and many REI books today are not filled with much valuable infomration, just enough motivational stuff for you to buy more books or 'training'.Richard's book seems to be on point with good and valuable informatoin.Full Disclosure: No financial ties to the author/publisher etc.

If it sits well with you even should it sour - though the lesson learned would be valuable - that's the litmus test.Be well.

Remember also- in hyperinflation, the interest paid on the monstrous debt of this country gets paid with less valuable dollars.

All my colleague investor please share your valuable advices with me.Here is my situation; so far I have been in the RE biz for about two years with not much success.

I was raised to believe that the most valuable asset in business, and in life, is integrity.

Irrespective of whether you elect to be taxed as a corporation, sole proprietorship, or partnership the LLC has proven itself to be the most valuable business entity for real estate investors.

This makes your 1st more valuable, since the note will pay off faster and is collecting more per month.So, for example, let's say you sold it for $88K and was able to get $8K down.

There are very few events out there that take this approach; most are free events that pepper the bare minimum of valuable information, with the bulk of the event designed to upsell you on some other, expensive product, training, etc.

My time is the most important and valuable resource I have so I err on the side of over screening people.