The US Dept. of Justice seems to think real estate commissions are getting out of hand and though the rebates in their examples are very Weak, and consumers can save a lot more, they're trying to alert consumers of the savings that is available to themDepartment of Justice: Rebates Make Buying a Home Less Expensivehttp://www.justice.gov/atr/public/real_estate/rebates.htmlConsumers Can Save Thousands of Dollars in Commissions http://www.justice.gov/atr/public/real_estate/commission-table.html40 States that allow realtors to offer rebateshttp://www.justice.gov/atr/public/real_estate/rebates-details.htmlBesides the US Dept, of Justice, exactly what does the dear leader of Keller Williams have in store for the Mortgage Industry here in his Youtube videos?

Grow the page as you go, use ppc,add content, link it to everything, ig stories are great.

Cash on cash return - grow your portfolio - appreciation - monthly passive income etc...?

Basically, knowledgeable brokers call us, not consumers, as it's not something advertised in the yellow pages.

Eventually you will grow out of that and start leveraging your finances using equity you have in your portfolio and using banks and private lenders

Hey guys,I just finished reading Rich Dad Poor Dad today and really enjoyed the book, but now I'm ready to start taking action.  I live in a relatively small town in central Texas with a population somewhere around 21...

It will take you 10-15 years of steady investing to grow to the point of replacing a pay check.

Do not allow any equity to grow in it.

@Skylar Vincent  Caldwell is a growing place to invest for sure...lots of revitilazation downtown and much lower price points than Boise. 

I'd like to start conservative and see how that goes, then possibly grow from there.