Both cash flow pretty well and are in excellent neighborhoods.

For more educational info/opinion, check out Gordon Moss's website, he has a bunch of good basic video tutorials: http://realestateandnoteinvesting.com/category/video/page/2/ I suggest starting with module 10 #1Originally posted by @Jamie Greenberg:I'm a little confused about what happens if the 1st mortgage is no longer current after I've owned the second for some time.

I have a knack for turning an ugly or outdated home into a brand new looking home and in doing so, I create more value than the costs associated with that process, therefore, I have a positive net result and excellent COC doing this process.

As I was reading some articles, a news service I subscribe to dinged an incoming message about some start up entrepreneur who had successfully launched a video game with money he obtained from kickstarter-one of the top crowdfunding websites.

One of these links actually is a video of the Argument in front of the Supreme Court in Nevada.

I currently just closed on a 4-plex that I thougt was an excellent deal. 

Maybe the founders of this most excellent website would consider putting in a text box for “Mistakes I have made & what I learned”.

There are some very specific areas of the Dallas/Ft Worth Metroplex that are excellent targets for buy & hold investing. 

In addition, the deposit on the property is typically 5% - 10%, I have read numerous forums, etc. that proclaim that wholesaling is an excellent way to get started as a new investor with minimal capital available.

. :) Hi Bill, When I was in estate planning,selling business continuation insurance, especially for MDs and JDs, we talked about FLPs, Family Limited Partnershiips, where creditors are hamstrung, Dad owns 1% but controls 100%, charging orders from creditors are difficult to execute. http://www.assetprotectiontraining.com/apt-flp-practice great offshore and FLP videos.