David BeardIf you have quite a bit in the 401K, as you become aware of the broader investment universe outside of mutual funds, kind of makes you want to change jobs just to get your hands on the money!

I feel like I could get a head start taking the no-school option and since most people quit their jobs to do real estate investing full time eventually what's the point?

I've heard it is a classic book but since it is out of print they are all quite expensive!

He is on his second flip right now. it seems to be working very well for him and he is quite pleased with the business arrangement.

So tourism has come back quite a bit.

There are some good tenants out there that WILL take care of things, but they are quite punctual in attending to things.

It seems that we have quite a few professional and former professional poker players here on the site.

Please post back and let us know about the smoking deal you negotiate!

@Rafael Floresta I haven't seen anyone bailing out because of it but, depending on how low your old assessment was, I'm sure it can be quite a hit for some.

Hi Joel,Thank you for your wise advices.Yes I read about J Scott, and also give a look on his website.I realize is quite difficult from afar, that's why i already was considering the best way to manage this flipping business is to use an experienced rehabber and split the profit, or partner with somebody experienced.I also imagine the marked is changing, and banks offer more harder REO's homes to investors, But if I buy cash (imagine around 50k) i think is not their problem what I'm doing with property later, no?