Anyone have any good recommendations for real estate investing books (or investing in general) that I could give my son (a 13 year old) to read to learn the basics? I want him to have a good education in financial ...

Consider the tax bracket of larger investors, you offering 10% isn't worth finding out what you're up to, 18 or 20% yield in a deal might catch some attention. 10% is for small lenders acting on their own.It's Memorial Day, I'm telling you like I would my kids or my troops in a realistic "get this in your head" talk.

I'm currently ramping up my marketing efforts, and have recently started working with a complete property services company who sells turn key properties to investors internationally and locally.I'm currently looking to learn and explore different exit strategies such as Subject To, wrap mortgages, mobile home parks, and new construction.

I am currently at home with the kids teaching online accounting courses.

So go figure.My kids are just about raised now, so time to start the adventure all over again.

It comes down to continuing educating yourself and finding out the "WHY NOT", quick There are many avenues to pursue in Real Estate so explore and find YOUR Niche.

Just kidding..lolIf you are analyzing this from a money perspective 295 bucks is nothing really.

@Kevin Green - What financing options have you explored?

Bill, Thank you for your input and where would I find more information on Sub to from investor to investor to start exploring this ninche?

The last thing I want is for anyone, especially little kids to get hurt.