Actually I know the Keller Williams market leader in Phoenix.

I work in construction industry as a multi family housing project manager in San Jose area.I want to start investing in Real Estate and wanted to get educated first.

I work in construction industry as a multi family housing project manager in San Jose area.I want to start investing in Real Estate and wanted to get educated first.

With more stringent banking standards imposed by the international regulatory body, the Basel III, many industry insiders say, “No way!”

In my opinion the first question you might want to ask yourself is what about RE interests you or are you looking for a high-level overview of the industry and opportunities that exist?

I think a smaller, steady stream of cash makes more sense for me, and ultimately should require a significantly less time (managing) than flipping would.My company owns a 7 unit industrial property, and I manage a 10 unit commercial property so I am somewhat familiar with the overall landlord role.

I used to use a product that would be suitable for the food industry or healthcare industry but found that it doesn't always work with the infestations that you would find in a long-time vacant property.I have since been using a product called Termidor(no relation to them in any way) and have been very satisfied with it.

While I was reading your original post yesterday, I received an e-mail from a group of four graduate students who asked to be put on a waiting list for either of these properties in the event the incumbent tenants elect not to renew when their lease comes due in August 2014.I sent the ring leader of the group a copy of our application form and two have already responded with completed applications.

I have background and network in construction industry and can help you with rehab or minor repairs with your property as well.

There is no magic in this industry nor is there really any 'new' secret formula that anyone can have.