It details out my experiences as I have been moving forward attempting to get into the B and I quadrants.You have come to the best place after reading his books to get more information and details on how things actually work in depth.

As the public begins to grasp t he depth of the betrayal and abuse by our ruling class, as the Democratic and Republican parties are exposed as craven tools of our corporate state, as savings accounts, college funds and retirement plans become worthless, as unemployment skyrockets and as home values go up in smoke, we must prepare for the political resurgence of a reinvigorated radical Christian right.

these things are just quick snapshots that can help you make quick judgements, which can let you know whether or not to proceed with more in-depth analysis.

I employ the very best people to do the analysis of the area: I’ve got economists on staff that looks at the regions we’re interested in and can do high quality, in depth analysis.

In Texas, they will go over the TREC contract in depth.

Your credit score is not the limiting factor, but it sounds like the number of tradelines might be (the depth of your credit history).

the funny thing is, you'll read these replies, from total strangers and if you get into real estate investing in more depth - you'll increase your knowledge base - TEN FOLD.then you'll look back on this and the next 50 posts or so and say, "wow, i was really clueless."

Either way, if I may say so myself, there is absolutely no substitute for in-depth research.I have seen enough successes (and failures) to be able to say with confidence that the conscientious investor can make very good money in delinquent real estate.BTW, is there a way to continue this thread in the section of the forum that focuses on the topic being discussed here?

Here is an article that goes into much more depth on the issue: http://www.exeterco.com/holding_guidelines_for_1031_exchange_property.aspx.

Hi there ok I found a motivated sellerThe reason she selling it is because of pending bank foreclosureAsking Price is $465,000Market Value is $571,000Here Some More Info:Style: BrownstoneExterior Condition: High Average Exterior Wall: MasonryLot Frontage: 17.83ftLot Depth: 100.00ft Lot Shape: Regular Lot Square Footage: 1,783Finished Sq.Footage: 2,139 Residential Units: 2 Commercial Units: 0 Commercial Sq.