Would you be willing to give up control if it means eliminating all of the normal hassles?

I don't recall the exact number of stocks it takes (18 sticks in my head) that you have to hold to eliminate SINGLE STOCK RISK.

Keep this rule in mind knowing that it is a used a good way to eliminate properties quickly.

I feel that right now (the next 2 years) I should be gaining knowledge about REI, eliminating debt, saving for an emergency fund, obtaining a full time position in the field I would like to work in, and obtaining a house for myself first.However I see that some individuals say start right now.

The design assumed a computer so you could not easily use it as the house line in the past.These days you can get handsets that have Skype built in.

I found out when I was looking that there are a lot of companies that use the same techniques you can easily do yourself, but charge hundreds per hour.

This is where all the kids are looking because they can't afford the insane housing right in the city.I work for a real estate investment company in Boston and we are purchasing a bulk of the real estate in these areas and finding buyers that want to purchase it off of us very easily because they know there are tons of college tennants looking for a place in these areas.

The primary driver I think for buyers using seller financing is because they cannot get approved easily for a traditional loan at reasonable rates; it's not that seller financed homes list for lower prices.

Hard to say without all the figures, but just from seeing 10-15k profit on a project costing 360-515k, thats a pretty small margin that you can easily eat up with a 65k budget.

It has a bit of a sales pitch at the beginning and sometimes at the end, but overall, I don't find it too "salesy," and I'm generally pretty easily annoyed by sales pitches, so I think my viewpoint is reasonable.