Hey everybody,My name's Steve, I'm a 20 year old college student from Philadelphia, full time, and for the past year or so I've been reading stuff on real estate investing, mainly buy and hold material.

I'll help you anyway I can here.To be fair, my point was that there are slim pick'ns, that translates into higher prices for potential fix n flips, higher material and rehab costs for small buyers, higher costs for labor if you can't give a few guys steady work and I failed to mention the 2,000+ agents crawling all over town trying to get a listing from the 100 people they know.You're welcome to try.... do you eat BBQ?

Set up in Excel I found I can get 10 properties per page, and I print it on heavy stock paper because it gets a bit dog-eared by the end of the year.At the bottom of the last page I put in important phone numbers that I got tired of looking up; Electrician, A/C guys, utilities, Justice of Peace Office etc.

Free rent, free internet, free cable, free utilities, and send them on a weeks paid vacation to Hawaii after 10 years.You don't even want to know where I sent one after 20 years.www.aaoc.com has an Instruction sheet employee information for apartment owners, it says if the rental value is not being used to meet minimum wage requirements, and is not used as a credit against wages, there is no upper dollar limit other than the 2/3 rule.

There is much better real world hit the road running material out there.

but it probably will refer you to buy material from them.

I take the monthly rents minus utilities multiplied by 50, and that should be the most I am buying it for.

Hello bbiizziieebee,I listened to Lonnie's deals on wheels study tape's and the material seems to be pretty good.

If you are anxious to find another niche to be able to utilize what you have learned, but earn MORE money, then I would ask that you contact me.

Normally they are a network marketing company that specialize in selling education materials for real estate investing.