The stuff I offer was all created before I ever did my first deal, so it's not like I needed to be an expert before I was able to create useful material.Most people are surprised at the crazy number of newsletter subscribers I get, but it's because I'm offering something that new investors can't really find anywhere else (at least not for free).

I been lurking on BPs for some time reading the expert blogs and various forums, so I thought it was about time to finally become a member.

The returns seems good vs the ongoing management effort required so I’m hoping the experts on this board can help me with a few questions and highlight any key risks I could be missing. 1)Learning Resources: Online content and books are far less comprehensive than multi-family investing.

Certain areas need area experts.

Sounds like you have a good seller finance deal, it will take some work and if you need a certified buyer and want a quote on what your looking at in future revenue with seasoning I have access to one of the nations largest buyer networks.

30-60 cents on the dollar.I would like to connect with folks/experts and learn more from their experience.

I'm not an expert on this and maybe others can chime in, but I believe there are laws in place regarding this.

Hello BP experts,I am new landlord getting ready to lease my townhome to a prospective client here in the Raleigh-Durham area.I read some of the posts here on quick and safe rent collection practices and i am wondering if i choose to go the online rent collection route to avoid the hassles of receiving checks through mail, are there any recommendation for Rent collection service that is safe and secure for both tenants and landlord?

[Any experts in this area, please correct me if I get my info wrong]

You can connect via phone with the club officials and vendors frior to the meeting to begin networking.Go to IREM.org search for ARM certified property managers.