We each have our own interests, preferences, comfort zone and I just can't agree that everyone needs to be involved in RE as implied.No disrespect intended...

I know people who get involved and start investing in their 20's seem to make it.

This will give you a rough estimate of their payoff and the extra fees involved in a preforeclosure.

I'm a complete noob to all things REI, but I've been pouring over blogs and forums for the past week or so trying to get a feel for if it's something I want to get involved in.

I have an eye for these things, and can tell with-in seconds if it will work or not..

Subject to's are conditions that will allow you back out of the deal if they are not met by the seller of by the parties involved in your deal.Here is another example; subject to appraisal, which means say you got a property under contract to purchase a house for $500,000 and the property only appraises at $475,000.

You have taken one of the best steps and that is asking questions of various people involved investments.Although I am not from Georgia, if I can answer some general questions, let me know.

I guess i could say my eyes were openeed to a new world after i read rich dad poor dad and then couldnt stop thinking about what i was doing wrong and trying to get back on track to doing to recover from my early bad habits. well im 21 thinking about startin off in whole saling i already read all of ryans whole saling posts. the only thing i believe im missing is the contract part, may seem like an obvious question but my attorney would be drawing this contract up with a few contingencies while whole saling?

Its always good to see other young people learning about the business and getting involved (I'm also 26).

I'm involved in cancer research, and I get to see and do things other people could never imagine.