I would recommend that book to everyone.The only part of the book that I questioned was his preference for sole proprietorships which stuck out like a sore thumb in the book.

The postcard could hypnotically suggest that there is a greater problem that you can solve, but it will not directly implicate them as having a problem, as they have been chosen randomly due to the fact that they have property.The advantage to you would be the cost, and since your belt is not quite as tight anymore you could spend more cash to get in front of more eyes.

I'd like to buy possibly in/near Indianapolis or Amarillo, but don't want to throw my money away.How do I determine if a prop manager is reliable, upstanding, trustworthy, dependable, a good businessman with an eye to taking care of his clients, (me) and honest?

Hello to all...The post caught my eye ...

I realize from how sore I am that I have muscles where I never thought I had :mrgreen: I think it will take 2 more days and we'll be done with the painting.I have an interesting story to tell you all....The house next door I've noticed is empty and looks like it has been for a bit.

No need for private eyes.

Keep your eyes open for houses being rehabbed.

I only care about him making the U S a 3rd world country in the eyes of many.

I will never forget that day, 8 years later it still brings tears to my eyes.

My goals are to acquire 1,000 rental units within the next 18 - 24 months and to get into the REO game.I hope to gain a lot of information and education while visiting this site...my eyes and ears are wide open.