The man on stage gave good information.

After doing one, you should be able to negotiate an option on a residence and if not, might consider doing something else, saying it's elementary in RE investing.

We usually do them in 2 to 3 stages.  

I am a buy and hold investor in Summerville, Wescott, Dochestor School District II, Dorechester Elementary specifically.

I am great at marketing & public relations, interior decorating & staging.

I don't think there would be any friction at all toward NZ, as opposed to North Korea for example, they might be surprised but they may be impressed that their little note went big time on the international stage, depends on how you play that song.However, while I don't know the details of Dave's operations, I can say in any case, that NPNs are not where new note investors should begin.

Very nicely staged and put together!

I am in the preparation stages of starting up a wholesale business.

I'm not quite at the ownership stage yet but it's always great to hear multiple perspectives and mastermind with others!

As a buy and hold investor I would say it was about 10 hours a week during the acquisition stage (finding the property, negotiating the deal, lining up everything for closing) and then once we bought (we only buy rent ready so no rehab) I would say the first 6 weeks of getting things transitioned were about 5 hours a week and after that it is about 1 hour a week unless we had a turnover and I rented out my own apartments so it was about 10 hours to do that.