By midnight on day 45 you must have a list in place and from that point it cannot be changed and you must close on one or more of those properties.You do not have to be under contract in that 45 day period but it's a really good idea to mitigate risk. 

the revenue/time period was phenomenal. 

Hey @Al CostanzoYou can surely go through the "Education" tab under your account's main page that has some valuable links.

Even if you don't stay licensed, this can be the best education imo.For me, I originally thought real estate was the end all be all.

Turned out we bought 12 deeds and after the waiting period was up we sold all but one on eBay.

Look up our Toronto Meetup - it is called "An Educated Approach to Real Estate".

.#7...set up google alert for the address, so sometimes you can see it being advertised... check craigslist and Zillow periodically.#8 If you think the renter was legit and legitimately scammed, see if you can figure out the numbers, address, payment method, and advertisement.... file criminal charges with the police. 

Period.

I’m not affiliated with the Real Estate Guys organization, I just enjoy their events and I have benefited tremendously from the education and network.1.Engage with people emotionally to get them to open up intellectuallyA potential investor might tell you “I’m looking for at least 10% cash on cash return and 18% IRR.”

@Sam Shueh with someone very new to buying/selling i would say "Hand holding" but i think it gets easy if the client is educated enough.