If you're somewhat familiar with basic contract law, never met a stranger, have been in financial negotiations before, have decent math skills, have good communication skills you can get the basics in a couple weeks of intense, concentrated study.

I have a good rapport with all my tenants, so they are open to communicate with me regarding pay dates and any challenges they may have about paying.

I'd not be in communication with him about his ideas or strategies.

Emailing has always been the way we communicated with her.

Been reading posts for a couple weeks now, the open flow of communication and genuine help from those more seasoned is wonderful.

Hoping that explains the communication issues.

I'm in communication with a seller that has 5.5 acres of property with an appraised valued at $425K.

I shall be communicating mainly via email before actually arriving in the US in mid September.

The results will be legally drawn up agreements for your use.Just they way you communicate with a tenant is regulated.

Since then, I've maintained communication with my mentor, signed up for my RE classes which start tomorrow night, have sat down with 4 potential private money lenders, 2 of have given me a verbal "i'm on board" and have begun picking out 3 towns that seem to be good areas for fix and flips.If you had asked me a few months ago what my plans were, I would tell you what a majority of newbies say which is "I want to invest in real estate and make a lot of money!"