No matter which strategy you choose, it's important to do research and get advice from a financial expert before implementing any creative financing strategies in real estate.

When there isn’t much of a message, the fallback is traditional values and leveraging a religious angle.When you see investors selling multiple programs such as notes, flipping, subject-to, tax liens etc there is no way on earth they are an expert or investing in all of them.You may dabble in each but you will not have a business in each, and if you do I would love to see where they have the time to “train”

Marc,Maybe consult some neutral experts to weigh in.

So what you are saying... because I am an expert in this field, I am not allowed to reach people or give advise, because if I do, I am just selling something.See how friggin stupid that mentality is?

Everyone is in too much of a rush because 90% of the "experts" in REI tell them to buy anything for cheap, all deals you can do seller financing, and you can house hack everywhere.

I am by no means an expert on Pottstown or real estate for that matter, but I was in Pottstown and the area over Christmas and it seems that the entire region is picking up.

Any suggestions from you experts would be greatly appreciated.

Given the state of affairs the opinion of experts (appraisers, assessors, accountants, lawyers, etc.) is useless-- there is only one expert, the one guy for whom it has any value at all.

Many sets of expert eyes have been out there and inspected every inch of the place.

Its all debits and credits.On the other hand, being able to have a great understanding of the complicated real estate tax structures and being an expert in that field is going to 1) Give you a much better understanding of the true benefits of real estate, 2) Set you up to be an integral part of other peoples teams.