Last Night I attended my first local REI meeting and Paul Esajian was the speaker.He is one of the guys on “ Flip this house†( the New Haven team ) I stopped watching The show a few years back , It was so fake and set up , maybe its changed ill have to watch a few and see for myself, hears a link to some of the Controversy behind this program http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flip_This_House_(TV_series)For the most part it was interesting, learned a thing or two, the ONE thing I really was interested in was in his rehab break down in cost , ( like mentioned above ) That really looked good and I would love to have that, for the price ,$1200 im still considering it.He also had an option on the 4 day workshop along with 2 of the courses for I think it was $2600 ?

From what I hear, the UMass Dartmouth hockey team beat the place up pretty good back in the 70s, and she's kept it one unit ever since.

You could join and investment club and start making contacts, building your team of agents, attorney, accountant, title company, contractors.

The Real Estate Center at Texas A&M has very good updated population data, as will most state websites, and local economic development teams.

There are times when market conditions favor selling a perfectly good cashflowing asset for a much greater return than holding it would provide.

Continue putting my real estate team together.3.

Yep,I have a team that focuses on loss mitigation sales.

If the city wants your new plan, and the neighbors are in favor, it should be fairly painless.

You can learn more by on the job experience or by teaming up with someone who has done it in the real world.

I teamed up with a local guy who has a huge buyers list.