The big guys have the first shot at making money in the stock market.

As long as you do your due diligence I think you should give it a shot and go for it.  

rent your current home and get settled into the new one and then take a shot at the additional building of rental real estate. 

So his access to capital is probably a little bit different than yours.I seem to recall when this first came out he was investing in Jacksonville FLA in very low value assets C D type stuff I could be wrong but I thought I remember reading that.. the bigger issues is controlling and managing that amount of rehab consistentlyif the process start to finish takes at least 6 months to 8 months IE by the time you buy it rehab it then refi. after 6 months you have 12 rehabs in some sort of motion  that is NOT easy for most investors by a long shot.

I'm not a social person, but the book tells you to get on the forum and have at it so I'm giving it a shot.   

My credit is shot also i am still out of $1000 as of today.

You could also reach out to a realtor friend and get their opinion based on comps.Also, it doesn't cost anything to apply for a HELOC so it wouldn't hurt to give it a shot and see what you could be eligible for!

Your best shot -- if the city will allow it -- is to get people retiring in RVs to fill those lots.

I’ve been using Titan HEA tips for a while now and this last time I just shot them with a 311 and it went fairly well.

My unit got shot a couple years before I was able to sell it.