Hello Successful Investors,

I have read a lot of interesting reports on how to become a successful as a real estate investor. I wonder what is the fastest and most efficacious route to successfully accruing a...

Just Google People search or "Skip Tracing" and you will find plenty of sites to track people down.

I think I am on the right track, but I just don't know??

There are no Banks that are going to give a newbie or one that does not have a lot of cash assets or track record any kind of line of credit or 100% financing this is the Credit card arena..

These spirited debates often get out of control very fast and take a lot to moderate to either stop the topic all together or get things back on track.

If you know what you are doing and follow some pretty well proven strategies (you can learn them all here and in a few good books) that you understand before you jump in, you can always scrape a knee or get an unexpected nick or cut, but you won't break a leg and get seriously hurt.

If so it may be easier to track them down.

The second school of thought is to open one bank account within your 401K, roll all the money into the account, then use ledger entries to keep track of everything (this is how mutual fund companies do it.)

The quality of your deal and your track record will dictate the structure.

You have no idea who owns them, if they are owner-occupied, have renters, vacant, whatever, nor do you know if the owner has any equity, etc. so it can take TIME to track down all that stuff.