I'm not a flipper, but $15 - 20k per flip is in line with the sorts of numbers on the flipping blogs I followed (J.Scott's and Danny's while it was up).

I'm excited to announce that we've replaced our old BiggerPockets Bulletins system, which had grown outdated, with a new, easy to navigate page that is designed to bring you the top real estate news and content each day.Introducing: BiggerPockets HeadlinesBookmark the direct link at:http://www.biggerpockets.com/newsSimply stop by and peruse the day's headlines from the top sources and blogs on the web.The page can be found in the LEARN dropdown as News & HeadlinesWe will be making updates to the Headlines page over the next weeks to allow for additional social interaction and to add other improvements.

Read the articles check the blogs just learn before you leap and you don't have to be afraid.

I have been struggling with social media, seo, blogs, forums, etc. and how they all fit into my marketing.

Still very new to the whole posting/blogging scene, so if anyone can help, it will be appreciated.Thanks,John

Not an attorney here, but I think you can do that, you might check with the state of CAs web site.

I have read quite a few posts and am developing my criteria.The 18 reasons were found here: http://www.american-apartment-owners-association.org/blog/2008/10/27/18-reasons-to-reject-a-tenant-application/Thank you for your answers!

Your answer helped me more than you know, I'm a single mom so giving up is not an option, I plan to live on this blog for quite some time, I've already gone through several tablets just taking notes.

I've been reading The Financial Samurai blog lately and he just had a brilliant post that touches on people's mindsets about this topic. http://www.financialsamurai.com/2013/01/04/the-real-estate-investors-mindset/

I understand that what is a wise choice for one person is not wise for another person so here is some information about me.I work as a web developer, and my job security is not great.