Ultimately you need to know how much you need and when you need it - then you can reverse engineer the problem.Example: "I want to buy a $1 million apartment building in Brooklyn, by the end of next year, and I have 50 cents now, and I can save a dollar a week.

Appreciate it have you heard of Cody Sperber Your first million in real estate?

What we found is in the price range (up to $3 million), it seemed buyers were willing to pay outrageous prices.

We decided to work for another 5 years (regardless if we hit 5 million in 3 years (we will still work unti the 5th year) we plan on hitting $290k plus the 6 rental properties at 1.9% cash flow percentage (1% Rule) that we just rectified so I’m Interested in how this goes.  

I recently saw a deal where seller sold a property for 5.1 million. 

Scammers use this route often claiming to have access to millions as they are wanting to partner with American investors to purchase here in the states.

When you think about it, syndicating the info to a million different sites really doesn't do anything if it is just the same limited information a million different places.  

Copied from www.2 Census MSAs, PMSAs, and NECMAs are categorized in one of the following levels based on total population: Level A Areas of 1 million or more Level B Areas of 250,000 to 999,999 Level C Areas of 100,000 to 249,999 Level D Areas of less than 100,000 CMSAs, by definition, have populations of 1 million or more.I'm in the upper end of Level C and lower end of Level B, actually that's the city, the MSA is Level B or the "farm area". 

Sold 33 properties and a total gross sales of 6.2 Million.

I'm still a newbie with a million ideas floating in my head and trying to stay organized.