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@Ceasar Blackman I thought about Climer too, their YouTube videos are really great for quick understanding of the "real estate math".

You dont have to travel to purchase non-performing notes, but i would suggest you get some training so you have some sort of network to help you in other states.Here are some excellent videos to get started with from @scott carson https://vimeo.com/search?

He is shooting video for us also. 

You're weighing the value of what you get (accounting for both the timing and the amount of each cash flow) against what you paid to buy that income stream and finding what rate of return describes the whole scenario.

I don't change horses mid-stream and tiptoe through the tulips.

It's that the don't want you to change mid-stream from a "cash" closing to a "financed" closing.

When you buy commercial property, you are buying an income stream.

Not that I'm fearful, many teachers have other jobs or income streams.

Fix and Flip a few houses a year for those larger profits and then in keep 1 as a rental for the monthly passive income. this will help you establish as that a steady stream of passive income monthly and larger chunks of change for the saving account. it is possible.