I'm studying and doing research on how to do my due diligence one my first residential MFH acquisition this year and this thread is awesome!

But this is true for most any business one gets into.Later on, IF the business becomes successful, you can farm out more of the drudge chores.Personally, while I don't swing a hammer much anymore, I still work many hours doing the things I like and which only I can do, like finding property, planning rehabs, studying the field, and so forth.It's my opinion that no one EVER succeeded at much if they didn't LOVE what they were doing.

JamesOur coaching programs are offered at our live events where a potential student has the opportunity to see proof of results first hand, study the experiences in person of others who have gone through the programs, and meet students, coaches and staff in person.I don't know whether or not our program would net you $1,000,000.00 in one year.

Take this time to think, plan and study.

He told my daughter (smart girl) that she should give up her studies to become an RE agent, because 95% of agents he has come in contact with are idiots.

<<Hopefully you have STUDIED your particular market CAREFULLY.

Hi - I've been studying re investing for about 10 months.

I am new also, but have spent alot of time reading/studying/reading LOTS of forum posts on several websites.

If you have studied up on mh investing you should be fine.

I've been studying real estate since I was 14 years old, I know a little bit here and there.