Hi Jushua, To tell you the truth I did not get very far I'm dealing with realtors who have their own agenda.

Seems to me that there is a difference between having an opinion or a comment and purposely advocating some scheme under the radar that supports the business agenda of the poster.

Most all of the info floating out there in articles, by so called experts saying the "Feds" call it fraud are written by those that have an agenda that they are promoting!

I don't know this guru, I have no idea what he has, but beware of random short posts to RE sites that promote gurus as sometimes there could be another agenda.

And I understand choosing the wrong school because I tried three years ago and my experience was HORRIBLE with trying to learn with a fast paced course and pregnancy lol.

Basically they are keeping pace with appreciation.Data indicates that rent prices in the Class A apartment space will flatten or decrease in the coming years.

Currently, I am working on my design and beginning the planning approval and permit process with the city.When completed, I would like to leverage this as my entry point into starting out as a real estate investor, and need some help figuring out some very important first moves to not muck it up too badly.In the long-run, I would like to expand my debt-free holdings in this and other "desireable" locations, but understand that in order to expand at a faster pace, I will need to leverage into more deals somehow and then circle back around to pay the loan back down.  

Zillow estimates they will continue to increase at a faster pace than both the state and U.S. overall.What does this mean for real estate investors?

Is this a bulk REO type of opportunity that fell in my lap or is dude just sticking to his own agenda?

OTOH, you'll have to wait long enough to do the cash out, so it may make your pace slower.