From there it goes quickly, you have a winner and the game ends.

I have tried very expensive courses but they talk a big game and just leave you in credit card debt.

For the average homeowner who seeks this due to a lack of funds it is likely a bad idea because they often make emotional purchases and attempt to sell, move on a whim without understanding that appreciation is usually a long game. 

I've noticed that the best landlords and the best founders play the same game.

That is the name of the game, the bigger the spread the more you can invest and the sooner you can get your money working for you.To build off of what I said above track your numbers.

Hello, I’m new to the game.

You can still play the game, it just looks a little different.

You don’t need to have it all figured out before you start; you just need to take that first small step when the right opportunity comes.It’s not about luck or timing it’s about discipline, creativity, and time in the game.

Aaaand the news cycle of misleading headlines begin..... https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/trump-considering-shake-h...Of course it starts with saying "....a potential “game changer” for the housing market".Yet if your one of the very few who read beyond the headline and 1st paragraph, it later details this "game changer for the housing market" as; "Fannie Mae calculated that homeowners would pay $1,143 monthly on a 50-year mortgage compared to paying $1,257 on a 30-year mortgage."

Sh 130 and Mopac Expressway is a game changer for Hutto and that area.