So I guess it means 3 things: 1- The 50% cannot be used here right of the bat, maybe 40% would be more adequate.2- There will be no easy rule of thumb for our market, and we'll need to dig deeper in the actual expenses when qualifying potential properties.3- It shows how the market value is not proportional with the price of rents.Anyways, best of luck to you !

This is a great way to see the general idea of the market a dig in from there.

For that it will depend on your current financials and goals so I would dig in on the forums here for multiple opinions on LLC formation first.Best of luck!

It's not that it provided top notch investing advice, it just allowed your knowledge glass to expand so that you could fit more content in.His next book Casflow Quadrant had more detailed information that expands the knowledge glass once again and gives enough information to decide whether you wanted to be Employee, Self Employed, Business Owner or Investor.Then his game Cashflow allows you to practice digging yourself out of the rat race using the broad concepts from the books.They were never meant to provide THE blueprint for success.  

I'd like to dig into this as well.

That part hurt, well the whole thing hurt really =) I can send you right to the estimator dropping my name gets me future consideration and you them really trying to make refferals happyAs you read about those two options you'll read some bad info about tpo but if you really dig into it.

@Brad PickettI'm don't dig up foreclosure history or court cases to justify what I may say, those who can't take advice without such examples can look things up for themselves.I'm sure I have had over 50 transactions, contract-for-deeds, Sub-To, wraps that notice was received based on the due on sale clause, all, as I recall, were Boatmen's or Wells, they were paid off.

I ordered both of your new books and am digging the podcast.

Hello to all note experts and paper investors-I am a real estate guy, but recently have been digging into investing in performing and non-performing notes.

Anyone still digging through dusty file cabinets for physical records out there?