Is this a smart move?

I dont believe that buying one small property and running it as a side line is smart allocation of your time and resources.

I want to learn about real-estate so I can save up and start being smart with my money instead of blowing it on useless junk.

Tim,I guess everyone has their moments.Still Dumb things thread is up on smart things by ten posts!

They would rather take the house back for what is owed, so as a smart investor you would work with a deal to buy time to close for $220k and flip it for $275k.

If she was smart, she would just sell the thing NOW!

And doing something during the "ideal" time doesn't necessarily mean you will even make money doing it, and doing it during a "non-ideal" time doesn't necessarily mean you won't make money doing it.Point being, markets shift and go up and go down, but there is always potential for profit for the smart investor.

I'm a student so I don't really have a ton of cash sitting in the bank. However, looking at some REOs and after recently attending a Rich Dad, Poor Dad workshop, I was told that it wasn't unrealistic to be able to get...

If you go longer, and they are smart, they will fight the eviction and say you weren’t renting to them, you really sold it to them.

The key is to be smart enough to understand the basics of the business so that you don't fail in the first place.