1.Get a Mentor I cannot emphasize how important this is to get you started.

But, most of the time he really emphasized the importance of liabilities and having a good attorney.

Steve's mention about knowing your appraised value should be emphasized..you have to be sure of it or you'll have a pretty disappointing BRRR. 

Asked this question above but want to emphasize it, is there an official time frame where your supposed find an assignee before you would have to take on the property yourself.

We did what we were able to accommodate.Let me emphasize that meeting property management should be a requirement.

I went to college, not that it is mandatory, and I got a business degree that emphasized real estate.  

I spoke on the phone with them and made sure that they were going to be okay with renting a place without having seen it, and emphasized that they were taking a risk. 3.

Luckily I am married to a woman that has been saving for about 25 years and have an old friend that is currently living down in Houston and he has been paying for my personal nurse for over 5 years and is not keeping tabs.I went to college and got a business degree that emphasized real estate, in 1980.  

I went to college, it is not mandatory, and I got a business degree that emphasized real estate.  

By having some type of corporation you can write off most of your legitimate expenses.I also got a college degree, not that it is mandatory, the business degree emphasized real estate.