Yes, she had to dive in and do some further optimization herself using our training since she's in a very competitive market... but she's closed 4+ deals just from her Investor Carrot leads this year alone.

Nothing says you can't look outside Western MA, but if that's the area you're most familiar with it should offer you an advantage as opposed to trying to start up fresh in an area you've never been to.That said, if you're intent on going outside of your area then I would suggest aiming for a place you have at least some familiarity with.

Hi, I have finally trained a VA to pull my probates list weekly.

We are also trained to learn, everyone was required to study on their own in school, we called it homework.

Heck those guys were trained professionals doing what they do every day.

You must get your mind in order, you must believe in "YOU", you must seek out that vehicle that will help drive you to success and most importantly you must study and study and study again everything you can about real estate investing.I have been apart of 100's of real estate training seminars over my 20 plus years as a real estate investor and teacher and for me the most frustrating attitude to overcome with potential students is the "poverty mentality"!

How stupid could I be to just keep on going and not start using what little money I had to build a future with.

What he does is similar enough to what my dad trained me to do.

Ever since I got turned on to REI and joined all the online groups, downloaded the podcasts, bought the books, and watched the videos, my FB has been bombarded with these all-inclusive “How To” Training Programs that cost $$$.

hi, my rental history for the last ten years or so reads like the story of a troublesome gaurd dog. i slept at night in the office of a check cashing business at a strip mall; i stayed in the show room of an antiques ...