Ok so I am a total newbie to the investing industry but I have been in sales for the last 5 years.
I would love to meet some people that know the game and want to make money together. I am very lucky to be in a th...

They don't analyze a house or neighborhood as "nice" other than as it affects their management intensity and profitability.2.

I'm trying to learn as much as possible and for now my "main" lessons would be:1 Get off the couch now2 You make your profit when you buy3 Cash(flow) is King4 Treat this as a business not as a hobbyI live in Holland and over here EVERYTHING is regulated and real estate is no exception.

So rather than getting the large profits you would walk away from a deal because you won't use HML.Ok, so bring in a money partner, but then they will want at least 25% of the profits, so that is more than the HML.

However, I'll still make a nice profit.

For now, though, just hold on to what you got.Purchase Price: 21.25Currently: 23.41 (up 10%)Recommendation: HoldOther Huge PerformersFord (F)Purchase Price: 6.44/shareCurrently Trading: 8.22/share (up 27.64%)About a month ago Ford posted a 100 million dollar profit, which is very rare for american car companies these days.

Are you making a profit with them?

Similar, but instead of a fixed return, the money gets a split of the profits.

HELOC interest rates are based on the prime rate from the Fed, and since the Fed has dramatically cut down the rate, the profit margins for banks have diminished.

If you buy a REO off the MLS for about its asking price, how is it you're going to turn around and sell it to another investor for a profit?