I came across dohardmoney.com and found their loan programs to be very favorable.

I believe that some of the sales skills learned as a recruiter can translate very favorably to REI.

They're paying you, so it's not a "family favor"-- it's business.

I hear your market is very favorable right now so consider jumping in.

Once your property is stabilized, you should be able to get favorable terms and rates from a conventional lender.

Aly NA  Hi Aly, would you say in general if NJ tenant/eviction laws are favorable to the landlord/investor?  

If someone tries to convince your seller to ignore your contract in favor of theirs, they will find that they cannot close until you lift the "cloud" on the title.

CO is hard for buy and holds a lot of times as the price-to-rent ratios often don't pan out in favor of positive cash flow.

He was mentioned (highly favorable) in Will Barnard's podcast.

@Shem Johnson - It is good to hear that your REIA is sharing the love . . . we do our part to help people connect with the good real estate clubs out there and I appreciate when the favor is returned!