Are there rules or factors involved that make building extremely expensive or difficult? Is

That being said, we are aggressively working to identify serious investors that will put that money to work.To your point there are charlatans out there that are taking advantage of individuals which certainly adds to the difficulty of what we’re trying to accomplish with serious investors that are looking for a solution that will allow them to get into real estate investing when they have bad credit and very little money.

If you look on a map, you will notice that while Lakeland is a City, it is nowhere near the size of Orlando or Tampa.The positoning of Bartow and Lakeland put them within "commuter distance", but it is a bit of a reach.With the decline of citrus, there were some difficulties, but... there is a resurgence underway due to the contruction start-up of the huge new CSX Intermodal center, all the highway infrastructure work, and the opening of LegoLand which is starting a resurgence of home ownership, and a strong rental market.

I'm assuming the lease was countersigned by the previous owner, thus, you don't have a valid lease with these tenants.... which, might make small claims court a little more difficult. I

If there were not the 20% knock on the comps, I'd be in tall cotton, but that's where I'm stuck.She's just not really very good at her job, and I've tried to have her excluded from my future business dealings and from the second appraisal to no avail.I still feel like I have an advocate with my banker, and she's fighting for me tooth and nail on this...she carries some weight there, but again, I don't know the regulations, and I'm hearing that they have gotten more difficult.  I

My tested IQ is quite high... but if you don't even know you don't know about a given subject, like personal finances, it's hard to find out the answers to questions you don't know enough to ask, in order to learn what you lack.Over the last few weeks, as I've worked through the lessons and trusted in the coaching process, it's who I've become in the process, rather than the knowledge I've gained, that will ultimately make the difference.Yes, I've had some difficulties connecting with the resource line, mostly because of my split-shift work hours and overload of responsibilities.  

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When I interviewed with companies, I made it clear that my goal was to become a full-time real estate investor, therefore, I wanted to spend a majority of my time as an agent working strictly with investors.I had difficulty finding the value in my current 9-5 job besides saving up for deals, whereas being an agent, I can make money buying/selling houses for investors, all while obtaining a great wealth of knowledge that I can use when I become a full-time investor myself!

They include (but may not be limited to) creative financing, hard money loans, etc ... each of them come with their own risks and difficulties of their own.

A big reason why people newer to real estate fail is their difficulty with lead generation and I say it's not because of the ability to build a big list, but the ability to create a small list of highly qualified prospects.