I've attended a few meetings but still have so MANY questions............is a menotr a good idea??

I think it is fair to say that the 50% rule is a much better guideline than 45% because (a) it is easier to use in mental calculations, (b) it is more conservative and (c) it seems to have worked for so many successful BP investors.I consider myself fairly financially sophisticated but I would not second-guess the numbers that numerous investors have claimed from real experience managing MFDs because I do not have real-world experience managing a portfolio of apartment complexes.

Check your library for numerous books on the topic.

Attend city council meetings.

I've been a part of giving and receiving numerous hard money loans, and I would be VERY cautious with how the deal is structured.

Not to mention Dale Earnhardt Jr. is expected to build a 6 track speedway surrounded by a dozen hotels and numerous restaurants.

Hello Everyone,For the past 3 years I have been working in the Real Estate business as a Loan Officer and a Real Estate Agent helping buyers with the purchase of their homes.During this time, I have persistently been reading books, attending seminars and preparing to break into the Investing side of Real Estate.

I have read a few books and attended a few seminars on the matter but they are not what I am looking for.

If you challenge them at all, someone in the leadership politely suggest you attend a breakfast meeting where more dialogue can be put forth.

Hey all, This weekend I attended a real estate investment intro seminar hosted by Kris Kirschner.