I'm new and I am seriously considering it myself ($ doesn't grow on trees).

Your equity is growing and as interest rates creep up you should see a bit of a jump in the rental market meaning you might be able to raise the rent a bit.

I like it because you can have a small involvement (like me) or grow into something large and complicated.

I agree that CHURNING the money and keeping it growing fast and liquid is key.You could be waiting a long time on that big payday.

More than anything though, I am asked to determine what failed to allow the mold to grow.

But YES, typically these are properties you would buy cash only, not financed.And NO, contrary to popular belief, those low cost houses are NOT all in "warzones"!

Mortgage Brokers also have access to hard money lenders and may be able to tap into those resources as well and may be able to help you identify a few hard money lenders that you can contact.5.REIA – Your local real estate investment association (REIA) is an excellent place to grow your real estate investing business.

Hope to watch you grow as an investor.

Better to start small and grow fast, that to start big and fail.

But that's for the future.My current goals, however, are in wholesaling (a popular topic, I assume).