I personally began in wholesaling and was primarily interested in buying and holding but after continuing my education and broadening my investing knowledge I became more interested in buying and selling non-performing and re-performing notes.

It stopped the second title company dead in their tracks.Another option is a specific performance lawsuit.

If that means selling the note as it becomes low or non-performing that's the bank's entitlement.

I wouldn't pay a blanket fee upfront of 2,500 and hope the broker will perform.

One place to look is Milken institute - best performing citiesGood luck - Ned

I'm working on a tutorial showing how to make one, but it's really a slic performance.

As I run through scenarios, it seems that if it performs only half as well as expected, it's still very compelling.

IMO, tenants think that Landlords are sitting around on their butts smoking cigars and playing poker.

I've read, and strongly agree with, the idea that an entrepreneur should never perform a task that he/she could hire someone to do for minimum wage.

As long as you have the capacity to perform on the contract then you aren't lying.