It's monthly; the second Tuesday of the month at the Radisson in Culver City.

I have also tried the free trial a couple different times, hoping the second time would show some improvement.

Some of the hard core investors may not agree - that is fine.For the first vacation property in each geographical area - I agree with you.Adding a second or third in the same area, however, bares further thought as per some of the posts submitted here.

Increase that market with owner financing, or carry a note for a second, or offer a lease option.

The second most important element that will make it successful is using an AAR contract.

My question is: What are my options for buying a second property after I have fully leveraged my primary residence?

Second, how does one determine the price to charge for the option?

Scott,I can second the lower taxes in Philly.

After 3 months had it revalue at 15% more price than we originally purchased and got second mortgage to borrow money from property.

Using internet sites (I had ONE response from Craigslist for my second house) bandit signs, fliers to the local area, etc have been more successful.Using this method, people do not “lower†their offer, they drop out of the bidding.His book, even his website, gives info on how to do this.