I echo the others statements, that you are getting a property producing income on day 1.

The latter can produce very high p/e but tend to be unstable at best.

Sierra,In DC, MD and VA you must be licensed as a title producer (aka settlement agent) with the state in order to conduct closings.

(other than if seller can't produce a marketable title)I don't know about New Jersey, but good luck trying to keep MY deposit on an As-Is sale with no contingencies.

On asset wealth, with the costs of college and the loss of income producing time while obtaining a degree the non college person wins...Here was his final statement on page 32- "When it comes to your ability to accumulate wealth,it just might be true that college does more harm than good"Remember- I'm just the messenger.

It is buying properties that produce income.

Natural gas is being produced in the USA, and it seems like the supply is rather abundant with shale fracturing.

The internet will definitely produce better "leads," as everyone who contacts you is thinking about selling.

They also have a North Group, South Group & a main meeting group usually the 4th Thurs except in Nov = 3rd Thurs for the main meeting.

So is it wrong to invest (pay all cash) money in rental properties that can produce a nice return?