Hi Paul, I invest in mostly in eastern Davidson and Wilson County.  

He would at times conference call with other individuals on his team to increase his validity.  

And the truth be told, he can afford to do that at this point simply because his primary source of capital is from his $10k a ticket "hype-you-up" conferences, book sales, and his sales training programs.

I’m a conservative investor (raised in Eastern Oregon cattle/logging country) and something in my bones (not Dave Ramsey) tells me to pay off my properties, which I do in sync with investing in businesses and the stock market; all of which follows the prudence of diversification.

If you decide to be a real estate investor, the conferences are only a tool.....you still have to use that ax and start chopping.  

@Zac Stiles Most rentals in my market don't cashflow very well or at all to just buy as is off the MLS since its a high price and high appreciation market, however finding something to fix up first and then rent out still works in many cases even here on the eastern seacoast.

Whomever can't pay promptly and in full will be moved out(in process.)Reduce rents for new tenants to make sure they're affordable- and to make sure that the new tenants realize they have such a good deal that they won't be able to find anything like it upon leaving.Implement more stringent screening strategies and confer with management on all new tenants.

It is highly irresponsible to claim that the eastern part of the city of Cleveland isn't a riskier neighborhood than Avon Lake or North Olmsted.

I do know that property is cheaper on the far Eastern and Western parts of the metro area.

I'm looking to invest in a duplex in the Melville, eastern Nassau county area.