Hello,My name is Arthur Cross-Najafi and I am a 4th year medical student interested in building long-term wealth through real estate and, hopefully, achieving financial independence.

If you have the skill to find properties at the right price, buyers will flock to you.

Most people I know starting out have attended CRE events and, over time, found compatible partners to work with who have complimentary skills and different levels of experience. 

With the 200, I had about 5 tiers, One reports to me daily, 3 Sr Engineers, Jr Engineers, Foreman, Unskilled/Skilled labor.

Here are the skills and lessons I learned during the rehab of my second rental.1.If the property has been vacant for over a year and still has fleas, there may be a raccoon living up inside the fireplace.

Luckily I have the skills to do anything that needs to be done around a house short of HVAC (which this house doesn't have).

(by doing this you are complying with the exact letter and spirit of the ALA)In doing so, you and the end buyer agree to a fee of X in exchange for the valuable service you provided (all of the hard work, skill and expertise) through out the course of the transaction in order to get the seller a full release.Submit the higher offer and above addendum to the lender for their approval and you have complied with the exact spirit and letter of the ALA.

The answer is to put Ken Lay and Jeff Skilling in charge, since these Texans know all about how to run a deregulated business.

The biggest driving factor of these prices is JOBS, specifically a huge influx of new high paying, medical and tech jobs.

Starting off in a circumstance which would make most men crumble - medical problems for family, loss of job - he has gone on to raise millions of dollars and has helped his investors gain confidence in his products.