Anyway, I don't think you'll want to be a lender when you find out all the barriers to entry in this arena.You'd probably be better off getting with brokers like Marc, Loc and Will, get into purchasing existing notes if you really want higher yields, but it doesn't really matter what you invest in, there will always be a risk and reward aspect, nothing is easy.

I determine the amount of reward I expect from the risk.-- Now, I can determine the value of the property based upon what I plan to do and not what others are doing to other properties.This is certainly not the only method, nor will it work for everyone.

I've been in a very rewarding partnership with an elephant (lots money, slow to react, and preferring to remain in the background) for four years now.

I simply let it be known what I did and the rewards, greed gets them every time after you develop trust and they understand what you do, they ask me if they could get involved, I didn't ask them!

Providence rewards those that dare!

As a rule you should always remember that due diligence has its rewards and to always underpromise and overdeliver.

I will have to figure out how that works on the site in the next week.It will be so rewarding when this thing is sold.

Some fix and flippers obsess over how much the wholesaler is making, and don't buy the deal even if it would've been a positive transaction for the fix n flipper.When I wholesale, I take a pretty small amount as I want the end buyer to have the largest amount of the profit (they're taking on the most risk and deserve the most reward).

Closer to home for us is the fact that those of us who bought houses we can afford (for the moment, at least), and bought using rational loans, get the reward of continuing to have a decent credit score AND continuing to be allowed to pay our mortgages.

You've chosen a great way to make money but it is lot's of work and can be very rewarding!!