We have since cashed out on the second rental and have broke ground on the third.we'll keep doing this every year or 6 months (depending on land availability) until we can find a couple duplex/triplex(single floor) to put down on or build.  

I am currently evicting a tenant on a ground floor unit.

I believe I have grounds to evict but I have never done so before and my lease is not very clear on terms for cancellation/eviction.   

If any of you guys need "boots on the ground" to work on a deal with you, I am here in the heart of Miami Beach.

My husband & I trusted you after we flew from NY to meet you in Chicago to attend your "boots on the ground training.Hi Silvia,Thanks you so much for sharing your story.I, too have been scammed by that scumbag Wendell de Guzman.

Just looking to get as much info before diving in; specifically from boots on the ground, as opposed to just going by what I've read on various websites. 

You have 1 picture with snow on the ground. 

Do you have "boots on the ground" to view the properties within hours of the call?

I'll be consulting with them next week on overall feasibility of the project.I'm gonna need a construction loan to get this off the ground.

What everyone is forgetting to add is that if you are investing from a far .. one of the most important things you can do is to have a boots on the ground type of person that will look out for your best interests .. one that can build or one that has a team in place to facilitate your needs .. if its flipping houses or buying and holding them .. dont just trust a real estate agent or broker or wholesaler .. they only make money if you spend money .. the boot on the ground guy ( project manager / which is what i do ) only wants to do well for you and him .. that way your relationship will continue and grow ..