.**2010 to now (worked myself to death)-basically i have been paying off between 2 to 3 rentals each year-because all of the profits go to lender i have pretty much been working nonstop -but on the flipside now i own 11 houses outright.i owe the lender on 2 more rentals (about 70 k) and clear about 10 thousand a month** now my question-if you were in my shoes -taking into account my credit situation -what would be your strategy to leverage your assets to pull yourself up from doing 6 to 10 deals a year to 12 to 20. i realize i will only get so far spending 80 percent of my time doing most of the work like i have been

I had a death in the family was forced to focus on other things for a few years, but now I am back.

If you have any questions regarding using hard money as a toll to investing, please feel to reach out.  

A year before I turned 18 my mother informed me of a large structured settlement I had due from a wrongful death suit involving my father.

If one partner should perish the remaining partner shall give the power of attorney half of what the tax assessor value is at that time of death minus their half of what’s left on the loan.

I would encourage others to do the same... when you are on a death march to acquire properties, it sometimes feels like you are not seeing any returns.

In your case you could increase your cash flow by pulling all the equity out of the property, achieve exactly the same appreciation and spread your cash to force it to earn it's keep instead of simply letting it die a slow death where it is.

Maybe you would like to offer some thoughts on the matter.As to the MLS or agents giving up their data it is already done albeit not openly or willingly, and I am involved in a web project to make it available first to members and then when it comes out of beta it will go to the public.Information should be free and flow like water.This attempt to hold back information is short sighted on the part of NAR, CAR and the rest and is completely unsustainable as we will all see shortly.The advent of the broker/agent owned MLS's was the death knell for this concept but the body doesn't stink enough yet so many doubt that it is dead.Because of this current ..whatever we are calling it.. crisis I am finding more and more people ready to talk about alternatives to the current status quo.And just so you will know I don't feel bum kicked at all.

Not to mention the horror of being responsible for a death.

But the time constraints really started to take a toll.