Once you start playing with numbers, they can be eye opening.

I had an interesting phone call with a real estate agent today, well, interesting to me anyway.There is an 8 family listing (City of Milwaukee) that caught my eye and I phoned her on it, she's not the listing agent.

All units are occupied, purchased one SFH cash to be rehabbed over the next 2-3 months, and have 2 multi-families under contract for March closings.BP has been a huge eye-opener regarding RE investing.

What that does is give his brand constant visibility in the eyes of our users, and coupled with his contributions and the trust he has built as a result of them, he gets leads, and business.In watching our users over the years, there is one observation that is constant.

I have met some agents give them my business card, explained to them what I'm looking for and I keep an eye on homes in my area until my license is done.

When I first started the wife didn't quite see eye to eye, so we came to a sort of compromise.

This will tell you all you never need to know.Back before the RE market tanked, the National Association of Realtors forecast a continued up market nationwide.Your best bet is to keep an eye on current market conditions for the trends.

It's easy to be rosy eyed and optimistic and see big cash flows from big projects.

I have one investment property in Statesboro that my daughter and her fiance have been living in while in college that will soon be a rental (Go Eagles!).

I have one investment property in Statesboro that my daughter and her fiance have been living in while in college that will soon be a rental (Go Eagles!).