However, the motivated people will succeed no matter what, so you might as well be a part of their growth.So the question is, what kind of learning curve should I plan for them to ensure that we're both going to benefit and they dont feel like they're wasting their time, while giving them the room to grow and figure things out on their own?

I am currently building my team and will be focusing on the strategy of Wholesaling due to it's no-money-down nature.

wow it is painful to see this thread still growing.

I'm here to learn, network, and grow my business, and help others do the same.

I am naturally motivated, and enjoy motivating others to take action as well as instruct and educate them on how to take action.

He's nearly completely ignorant on every topic-- let alone economics and how economies grow.

Our yields in cities vary approx 2-4%, so I'm trying to come to terms with some cultural differences regarding home ownership.In a recent discussion on an Aussie property forum regarding forecast flat or falling property values, many local investors put the view that there is a natural floor on values caused by the rent/buy decisions of current tenants.

Hey I tell you what, I bought in Bulgaria on the Black Sea Coast in a town called Aheloy - thier is a website for it -[REMOVED] Now the economy in Bulgaria is still growing even in the credit crunch.

Karl Polanyi in his book "The Great Transformation," written in 1944, laid out the devastating consequences—the depressions, wars and totalitarianism—that grow out of a so-called self-regulated free market.

I post to Facebook & Twitter daily and have not had as much feedback from the agents on these platforms... however... since the accounts and fan pages are still new and need to grow in size - I believe it is just a matter of time.