If I can get five years of consistent rent from someone, I'm happy to buy them a TV.

Include a due diligence contingency that will allow you to back out for any reason (including just not wanting the property anymore).Keep in mind that your agent may not be thrilled with you doing this, as it makes him/her look bad if you consistently back out of deals, but legally, that's how you deal with the situation.

Even if you bought a property in 2007/8 that cash flowed 200/month and it still cash flows that much now (rents are actually higher now) then what does it matter what the valuation of the property is in a snap shot of time?

However, if your tolerability for risk and pressure is high and you're willing to take a shot, who's to stop you!

(Atheist)The guy who shot up the movie theater in Colorado?

Among other things phase two consists of adding a free report to the web site.

Does the "paycheck" process just consist of writing a check from the LLC account to my personal account and recording it as a distribution/paycheck in the LLC's Quicken account?

Now, if you consistently get 20%+ on your $500K, you start to grab my attention.

Myself, and other newbs here would be more than appreciative to gain a little insight as to what you seasoned full-time investors daily routines consist of?

so tickled to add my 0.02:Master Lease Option-finding a distressed landlord on a multifamily, and offering a consistent cashflow.