I am an engineer and want to start in the real estate investing world and gradually replace my income with rental income maybe even considering flipping.I have been thinking of buying investment properies for a few years now and I finally bought the first one.

CIC, established by China's Communist government in late 2007, is keen to participate in the PPIP as it expects the U.S. property market to recover gradually late this year, said the sources.

Unless you can take on the immediate financial income loss and sustain that loss, I would have suggested slowing down on all the evictions and used a gradual process of upgrading both the building and tenants.

And then, when I start investing, I plan on starting small, investing in residential investment properties and then gradually moving up to large apartment buildings.

Worse, it seems that the curriculums are gradually being more and more geared towards demonstrating education (ie performing well on standardized tests) than actually educating.

I like how you started the thread for your first fix and flip; and, you gradually kept us intrigued with the updates.

People here (sellers and buyers) anticipate market recovery in 5-7 years, gradual decrease in unemployment rate, and return to continued slowed appreciation in 5-7 years.

The credit bureaus want our credit to gradually increase.

In other words, it will gradually cost you basis every time you roll.Also, if you are tied to treasury's you would be using Tbill futures.

I'm very interested in wholesaling to start with and gradually moving into doing rehabs and renting once i get my credit straight.