Make sure that whatever deal your looking at, you have the cash to enter, and realize your probably not going to receive back that equity + the gain on investment via appreciation, until you sell. 

Here’s the idea behind "Tonka thinking" (I came up with this quote): just like you wouldn’t replace a tire until you’ve got every mile out of it, the same goes for parts of your property, like the roof.

It’s because the guru’s are NOT selling a real estate program, strategy or technique - they’re selling the American Dream of wealth and financial independence.   

If your financial situation means you can buy a single property per year, or even a property every few years that is entirely okay.

I let people know what type of property I'm looking for and continually look for potential deals myself.

He's also a very good operator from what I've know and seen as he does share content online (walkthroughs of the aftermath of fires at his property, etc).

Wondering how that works in terms of owning rental properties.

Is it worth the time to put offers on bank owned property?

In need of an excellent CPR attorney because I currently have a Kaneohe property under contract that I plan on CPR'ing.

I am excited that I am finally preparing to purchase my first investment property!