Learning the skill on how to talk to sellers effectively will serve you well.

My experience is they will always use the actual number of days in the month to pay us back no matter how skilled I word and re-word our payoff demand.If you always prorate over a 30-day banker's month, as we used to, and payoff is on the 31st, your borrower will be overcharged.

My neighbor works for a company that Buys and Sells Hospitals and we know that for the Future, there is going to be big Demand for Nursing Homes and Medical for all the Baby Boomers who are Retiring here, like ten thousand a day.

Diversification is great... risk reduction... but the question is, do you have the time and skill to diversify well?

There's no "secret", no "chicken soup" recipe to fix bad habits, and straighten out a complete mess.At the same time, no amount of skill, knowledge, discipline, organization, or management ability can fix a bad deal.

I'm dealing with a medical situation at the same time as this mess.Credit cards are maxed out due to medical.

Buy as much property as you can, collect rent, reinvest.NegotiateIf you bought a property that hasnt been doing so good for you, work out a DEAL with another player using negotiating skills!

Therefore, you need more reasons to get started with real estate than skill if you are expecting quick financial gratification.

Contact the estate attorney, administrator or executor, perhaps through more skilled inquiries than "can I buy the house" you can find out what will happen.

I'm looking to develop a small office park with multiple free-standing professional/medical offices.