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I've used 3 different software titles and have finally found one that I like A LOT.

Hi all,
I'm Tracy, I'm originally from CA but now live in Pittsburgh. Family is still in CA. I came to Pittsburgh for graduate school (Carnegie Mellon and Duquesne) b/c they had Peace Corps fellowships and I was just ...

First you must remember that the 50% rule is only a screening tool/guide to do a "quick peak" analysis of a property's performance.

Finally, there is always the question of honesty.

I think trying to support yourself in RE as a young person right out of the gates might make you rush your education or deal analysis more than you should.

The law was changing alot and the Bureaus would give me the run around but I stayed consistent and persistent to they finally realized I was not going anywhere.

Houses in my city are finally starting to come down.

hello everyone, i must say to all thanks for your honest opinions. after taking a serious look at my post for needing a mentor i guess i have to say i agree with all of you.theres just to much of me wanting something, but not willing to give in return (i honestly didn't know my post would come across like this, honestly)but anyway i guess the real reason why i needed a mentor was because i was just to scared to do it alone, but now i'm no longer scared so the whole need a mentor before i get started thing is no longer an issue. plus i've been building my team (like: lawyer, CPA, brokers, mortgage brokers and etc) and there all sort of like specialized mentors/advisor's anyway (and we all benefit from working with each other) plus i found out you have to find joy and happiness in the unknown, another words you have to enjoy the journey not just your final destination (your end dream), this will allow you to get out there and just learn as you go in anything you do.