Of course that goes in any market but reinforces the need to buy right.I get a paper called the Landlord Times that publishes stats on major cities.

I think Bigger Pockets is the best to lay out one's marketing strategy since it's about real estate.

You would then manage the day to day operations of the property an the partnership agreement will lay out how profits and expenses are split.

The further in you get the more you're at risk of inflation and all you really have is paper.

I do not ask anyone to commit to me, I just do what I can and they will either join me or not, then at that point I lay out some expectations for the relationship.3.

Would you believe that on the day the closing papers were being sent to me, I received an offer.

They all refused to see why I keep certain properties, liquidate others and stay heavily invested in paper (for cash flow).

Please help me with the steps, I drove by a home that looked abandon so I pulled over went to the door and knocked.. there was a paper in the window that actually said the home was being treated as abandon although there was a mattress and other junk looks like someone is staying there I wrote down the address and went to pull a property report from realquest and pulled up zillow realquest shows the home is in foreclosure and zillow says its not for sale... what can I do now?

As to real estate, it is a commodity like anything else so if the structure of the dollar falls your valuation in green paper may be affected, along with the mortgages based on green paper and the "profit" based on greed paper but there will still always be some form of value in real estate.

What the real challenge will be is even if you can still make the investment perform better on paper - will the end dollars to you be enough to sustain your lifestyle?