Puckett is really good with marketing, and he is awesome about sharing his knowledge and helping newbies.

There are a ton of knowledgeable real estate investors and some very successful wholesalers here.

Another point is that it can take quite a while to build up your knowledge on what is a good deal, especially if you are looking at something specific like multi-family.

I've also found out there is a REI group that meets in Brookfield, which could be a good way to expand your local knowledge base and meet others who are already doing it.

Dawn A. has about 2 or 3 clones that are all experts in time management!

I bet you know more people upset at earning 0.1% right now than you think.Partnering with someone that has cash but no interest or knowledge in real estate might also be an option.If you can purchase a portfolio of properties at once (yes, it happens) it will likely find be easier to find a lender willing to fund these long term, than if you buy one SFR at a time.

The experience and knowledge you can acquire is well worth the investment in time & expense of the course.

Im always looking to expand my knowledge in wholesaling, marketing, and master lease option.I'm looking forward to learn as much fro'm many of you.

A knowledgeable investor friendly realtor should be on your team most definitely.

I now have hundreds of mentors available at my fingertips, as opposed to one or two and I don't have to be an experienced investor to know that without the knowledge, I will not have any deals coming my way any time soon.