Lately I've sent tenants at two properties (single family homes) certified letters in order to establish for the record that they had not yet submitted their checklists even though about two weeks had passed since their move-in date.

Just learn who the players of the game are and how to use them.

We hit .6 and game over - martial law.

Ultimate Goal in REI: For any that have played the Cash Flow game, it is simply to get out of the rat race.

Looking to learn the game through wholesaling while building capital and then eventually transitioning into more aggressive forms of investing with higher profit margins.

The bank will establish a minimum price, assuming you're talking about fore closures.

After that set back, it's really rewarding to have been able to add another rental, and get back in the game instead of just talking about it.I'm sure I'm going to be learning lots this go around, especially with it being our first rehab.

I'm primarily a buy and hold investor/landlord but am working on my first flip.I'm still a novice to this Real Estate game but the time has come to ramp it up and get busy.

So, I like the idea of working with an established company but I think you should put opening up your own company into a longer term plan after several years.

I am looking at my first real "commercial" apartment building and like most things I'm starting off small... 6 unit building, I own a 4 plex, 3 duplexes and several SFH's, so I'm not totally new to the game, but all the previous properties I bought at deep deep discounts, all foreclosed, all cash deals, all in terrible awful shape, all are now rehabbed beautiful and cash flowing very well.So this leads me to this 6 plex, its in an area I already own duplexes, I finally this week contacted the owner, turns out he's ready to sell, hes owned the property since 1981 with his brother, his brother is 10 years older then he is and can't do any of the work anymore. so...