People also want to ride the winning train, so options allow you to sell to anyone/everyone.4.

I have to share the greatest line I ever heard to convince investors who need to be trained to accept rates that are realistic, it's from my friend Ron Bedell, who said, "Bernie Madoff taught us we can't get 12%."

There is a multitude of info here on pockets about that and a bunch of free and low cost training courses you could do.

I have a professional baseball player here in town for spring training who insisted on paying his entire 6 month lease up front.

I just don't know who the reliable turnkey providers are and in which markets, this is part of my ongoing research.

He just hasn't met the right train conductor who needs a round-house on his property yet. :)

Should I do this through a bokerage firms training program or should i explore the courses myself?

Hey everyone,Trying to generate some ideas for a friend of mine, basically he is wanting to find a job that has night shifts that he can use to save additional money for real estate.Perhaps something that requires some certification / training and or a trade would be an option.

Can anyone recommend any books or trainers that provide help on setting up good systems for finding multifamily deals? I've been a commercial real estate broker for over 20 years specializing in retail properties, so ...

@Bill Gulley I've been doing Training & Development for over fifteen years including my longest stint being at NASA and spaceflight training.