I am a 51 year old educator from southern New Jersey, with a desire in becoming successful in REI, enough so to leave my current position in 4-5 years.On the advice of some of the forum "posters", I have read the "Rich Dad" series, and am looking to acquire one of the Carelton Sheets "No Down Payment" study guides, as well as continue to explore this site.

I recently joined a bunch of forums because there is an important issue I need to investigate.

We are planning to buy a newer home this spring, and I'm investigating the possibility of renting our current home out.

Hi guys,No, really, healthy scepticism is a good thing, just don't let it prevent you from investigating something further to see if it is in fact true.

I look forward to finding the best ways to continue working with investors.

Sorry to say we were not able to continue with their education because it was a bit costly, but I was very excited to come across this forum.

As our site's traffic has continued to climb, I'm sure many of you have noticed that things have been running a bit slowly here.

Because someday the P & I will be paid off where as the T & I is a continual expense for as long as you own the property.You seem very experienced with cash flow analysis, thanks for your insight.

My search . . . or negotiation with the seller continues.

Hell, I've been an independant consultant for 30 years.My point in criticising the MLM "foreclosure help factories' is that in my professional experience (investigating allegations of predatory practices for the Mortgage Bankers Association, Washington DC, and serving as Plaintiff's expert on mortgage loan servicing in several Federal Bankruptcy Courts, plus running my own NonProfit preforeclosure counseling org for a decade) is that the offer to "help" evaporates the instant the so-called services provider realizes there isn't a buck to be made.... leaving the distressed homeowner in worse straights.If you are an exception to the generalization, that's great as you are one less businessman in need of oversight.