We have a waiting list of buyers for our properties, and I am always looking for smart people to assist us with growing in order to meet the demand.Lack of money is not always the issue that people think it is.

Every year I talk to countess "Investors" who: * Have been thinking about investing * Have been reading about investing * Have a friend who failed at investing so that means you'll fail (The elusive friend) * Are saving for a down payment * Are Waiting for rates to go down * Are Waiting to finish their real estate course * Are Waiting for their mentor to tell them to buy * Are Waiting for summer (insert any season), to get started * Are Waiting for the market to straighten out * Waiting till they can afford it * Waiting till they get a promotion * Waiting till their friend or relative can partner with them * Trying to read just one more book, then they will get going * Waiting till they buy their own house * Waiting till they get a raise * Waiting to graduate from college * Waiting till their friend or family member becomes a realtor * Waiting to be married * Waiting till they contribute their maximum to a 401k * Waiting till they get done working on their own homeThen after giving me their excuse for waiting to start investing they ask: * What happens if the toilet gets clogged?

The book lays out the basics, alot of which I already knew, but it was motivating and informative to see it laid out as a system to go by.

I'm in the midst of hiring a collection agency to go after my money at a 50/50 split as I don't have the time or capability to find out where he is, what assets he has, or how to legally lay claim to what I find.

You have at least 5 unopened packages of white, walmart miniblinds waiting to be installed in the next property.4.

ha haSeriously thought, why are you waiting to buy?

If you have enough equity in it, it will pay it's own expenses.You can now hold this new property and do it again with 2 others, or you can wait a year and sell the new one and roll all that equity into another one.

They should do what they do best: list and sell properties.Most SS lenders don't require a listing agreement (unless they're paying REA commission) but they do require an EB waiting in the wings with funds to close or a pre-approval letter.

We are waiting 4 weeks now for the owners bank and lawyer to work-out the deal and what othr payments the owner has to make to the bank.

And lay off the beer Lito!!