Someone has to determine their desired rate of return versus risk factor and not forget about time allocation.

These would seem appealing because either (1) I would get a much better return or (2) I would ultimately get the property, which would also be good (if it were local).

For example, if you mail 1000 pieces, 20 responses would be a great return.

I remember calling once....they never return my call.

I am currently taking a semester off from my four-year college, and will return next year.

Please send your contact info to me at [email protected] and perhaps we can meet when I return there.

Now I also had a partner so my number was $8,000 per month or roughly $100,000 per year.Now I determined that I could find rentals at 40% return on investment, so I figured I needed to build about $250,000 in capital to invest at my 40% ROI to get my $4,000 per month.So my initial strategy was to figure out ways to turn what money I had (under $10,000) into $250,000 to reach my goals.Before you invest all of your 100K into rentals (which produce small increments of long term income) you might want to figure out how you will get more money to invest once your 100K is gone.

I would compare your long term return on the two strategies.

These notes allow us to add strength to our financial statements while earning much better returns than cash accounts, making them valuable tools for further acquisitions and pyramiding the growth of a tax-sheltered wealth accumulation base.

I can review my notes and return my calls while lounging in my jacuzzi.