You can be scared about trying to become a nurse, a job interview to be a bank teller, etc.

Now I do joint ventures with other real estate investors and coach one on one with beginner investors who want to engage in making multiple income streams doing lease options.

Not saying appraisers are intentionally inaccurate (though there have been incidents of that), but that its impossible to know which of multiple available comps truly represent the market.I'd be extremely leery if a seller says "here's an appraisal that justifies my price".

I was recently interviewed regarding the book, you can check it out here: http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?

I'm just trying to follow exactly how the numbers work I don't really know how the multiple mortgages work.Why does one sell a 140k note for 30k?

There can be a whole boatload of juriidictions (state, (multiple) counties, (multiple) cities, easement rightsholders (e.g. power company), traffic control authorities, etc.)

I am currently focusing on multiple-unit properties that are in need of rehab.

They've received a lot and have nothing to show for it but piles of debt and multiple bankruptcies.I don't believe everyone has to start out scraping by at minimum wage while living in a studio apartment.

I'd rather do that and get a bad PM every 10 deals (which if you screen and interview well enough this shouldn't be that big an issue) than to work my tail off for 2 deals that I have to landlord myself.

She really liked the house, and she brought her mother along on the interview ect..I thought I was doing a nice deed by renting to her.