Not because of the system, but because they aren’t really ready to be successful.

If anybody reading this post has done this many times with success, I would appreciate you contact me so that I can get some help with marketing, process, advice, etc. thanks

If you have some experience under your belt, and can lay out a track record of success.

I'm looking at listing it on the MLS and putting a sign out front when I have it fixed up this weekend (great timing with Christmas), but I was wondering if there are other websites or advertising that other people have had success with?

Has anyone had success in getting a property out of a flood zone after having work done to the property IE. raising a part of all of the landscape so that it sits above base flood plane?

Originally posted by James Vermillion:Not yet...I will be getting out of the military in Jul and plan on staying part time for 1-2 years before going full time.Hello,I was just reading one of your post on how you are in the military and plan on going full time in Real Estate.Me and my wife are very interested in how you have become so successful while serving.

I have used a bump gun and picks both with great success, just got into a vacant property last weekend, with owners permission in writing, to check out the condition.

Any success?

Everyone has their own goals, their own style, and can be successful following any 1 of those 5 paths.

I would say that 90% of your success in being a landlord is how you are as a property manager.