How would I be able to communicate with you?

Was going to live happily (but not rich) ever after in our family's paradise, but daughter's medical needs has brought us back to the San Francisco Bay Area.So now getting my real estate license, working with small group of friends looking to expand our prime location/vacation rental model domestically/globally (already have 5 properties in mind).

Sean Stroud is someone I've been communicating with for several months, and he may be able to help you or point you in the right direction: Sean Stroud NMLS# 325258 Caliber Home Loans, Inc

Sometimes it's better to wait several months for something you really want to pop up than to be in constant communication with an agent when there is nothing that you really want that is nearby.

I've been reading on this site now for well over 8 months, and recently joined so I could communicate with some of these great minds.

SoCal is gorgeous.There's a saying that cash-flow pays the bills; appreciation makes you rich.

All my listing leads come from marketing to distressed home owners, I show up for all of my appointments in my 2005 Cobalt or 2001 Silverado for listings and purchases and for listings my pitch is: A good agent communicates with all parties timely, answers their phone or calls back quickly, follows up with every buyers agent that looks at the house, and does what marketing is necessary.

They attend seminars, read books, listen to CDs and watch videos on getting rich in real estate.

When i was working for Rich Dad Poor Dad Robert Kiyosaky, he decided what the training were, not the speaker.Also all rules of thumb, are just rules of thumb, you need to evaluate the market, the appreciation etc. but there is one thing certain.

The flippers I've worked with usually do 1 or 2 deals, figure out its not get rich quick, it actually takes work and it costs a lot of money and go back to their day jobs in short order.