After a few too many special "lunch meeting" where the company announces,"everyone in this room still has a job, everyone else..." sort of speeches.

I'd try a local bank that specializes in investor loans.

What a virus...I really don't remember much else that was in that book, but that one idea really kicked me in the arse and that is what I look for when I read; I want that one strand of advice that I can put to work now like a piece of DNA I can genetically implant into my code.

The "Special Invitation" I was mailed offers a free MP3 player, a chance to win an iPAD, and FEE gifts from his sponsors.

@Shawn BeersWelcome don't forget to complete your profile.You might consider Niche or Specialized Housing like student housing or vacation rentals.

If you have a tenant with good credit ready to build, and you have the ability and connections to hold the paper or sell it (among other things), then that's a special case.To answer your question about when it makes sense to build new with regard to multifamily, I would begin by asking myself the following question: Is anyone else building anything like this right now in this neighborhood that is proving my pro forma.

If renting to an attorney specializing in personal injury law might I might be more concerned.

I ended up way upside down on the property (had way more money in than I could ever get out), made absolutely nothing for the months that I spent working on it, and in the end, I lost a sick amount of money on it.Investing is NOT about bragging rights as far as what zip code you own in or how pretty your property is, it is about making money.

If there are habitability issues on the property and it does not meet section 8 inspection standards or building code you can reach out to the authority that issued you section 8 voucher for avenues to take.

He certainly code offer what he does for to a wider audience I would think.