I remember when I first studied the results people shared, the properties were sold still below what the buyer wanted.  

More forclosures coming in every month in that size and price range and getting financing for those babies limits the number of customers knocking on your door.

Commercial loans often have a "CLTV" or combined LTV limit.

Max conforming loan limit in CA is $625,500 for 2009, I believe.

My broker tells me cash out is limited to 70% LTV.

I have heard that, as of August 15, Fannie Mae and Freddy Mac have limited an individual to 5 mortgaged properties.

Keep your balance under 50% of the limit at all times, below 35% is even better.

I've been studying Real Estate for about two years and I have learned enough that I feel comfortable practicing in the field.

If you are just starting out you will be studying, learning, and running your whole business yourself...if you are full time, this is easily a 12 hour a day job (depending on how motivated you are).Once you get your sytems and infrastructure in place, it's just a few hours a day (if that) making sure everything is running smoothly.

Unfortunately one month is our limit here in the Granite State.