Hello out there, my partner and I sold our first house in September and have sold three more since then(all wholesale deals).  We have been doing real estate almost a year now and really want to go full time and take ...

More than likely will begin on my Real Estate license quickly.Currently seeking my first investment property, flip, single family, multi-family, or commercial.Thanks

As a percentage I seek about a 22% COC return per building

Obviously the fed would seek to mitigate such effects on the economy with respect to rates and rate changes but with respect to buying as an actual investment rather than speculative purchases (as we saw in pre-crash behavior and property prices) and knowing you were going to be making money at the time of purchase and that the return would be acceptable to the investor(s), there is a window in which property values must fall before they exit out of view to one side or another (law of diminishing returns) and after values have left the investment window it really doesn't matter how high or low rate or values rise or fall, we as investors will not be discussing the matter anyway.

Bigger Pockets Members, I’m an investor who has funds and wants to broker Hard Money Loans to Rehabbers. I am looking for suggestions on comprehensive information / course material, forms, etc on the business of “Hard...

Investor Seeks Trainees $8k - $9,750 per dealI see the trainee pay is decreasing.

My question is: How much should I seek in compensation for this investment.

Furthermore, you should also seek the advice of a competent attorney and an accountant before choosing a specific entity.

If you took the money that you were to invest in a college RE program and invested in some quality re courses it would seem that you would be much farther along.don't get me wrong having a degree is great, but it is not something that I needed to become a a real estate agent or real estate wholesaler or landlord, all of which I currently do.Unless you plan on seeking employment in the real estate field with a firm or something like that, where you need to be hired I would advise skipping the degree.I went into real estate so that I could have time freedom and financial freedom, and it has brought me a lot of both, but if I were to go and get a JOB in the real estate business I am sure I would probably lose out on both.

I am a consultant to both investors and developers and seek to help them both facilitate greater success and smoother more efficient transactions.My company, Cambridge Properties, has some amazing developer relationships to depending on and investor's needs, we can usually find a developer that can match-up with an investor's criteria.Since there's plenty of money in this business for everyone, I am looking to network with developers, real estate agents and investors to create a mutually beneficial real estate network.