Originally posted by @Divahd Noel:@Scott Galloway Right now mostly online, searching purple bricks and  what not, I havent started with the various other marketing techniques like mailing list or bandit signs.

depends on what your doing .. if your keeping the paper then its whatever you want.with long term amortizations the first half of the loan is pert near all interest.if you looking to create seller carry back with the idea of selling off the paper to recoup cash then you want to get close to your real estate calculator and understand PV  which is what note buyers use to determine note value at a given time.

Great resource for everything an investor would need to manage a rental and reviews about PMs, contractors, and what not.

It's really an apprenticeship business and it would be hard to learn the ins and outs from a class.Urban Land Institute has some decent materials if you're looking for study books and what-not, but to learn how things really work you'll need to do.  

Now, you will know what not to do and continue to do what had worked!

Hi @Sam Hanaa, I personally love SE MI, but you’re right taxes tend to be high due to historically low housing prices...the city/state still needs their money for past corrrupt officials and whatnot.

I'm surprised big government doesn't have a a program where they educate tenants on what not to say when applying to live in a rental. 

Learning what to do is important but sometimes it’s knowing what not to do that is the most valuable in the long run.

When I find smelly car, floor board full off chips wraps, soda cans, crayons or what not, it’s an indication.

Nick teaches what NOT to do!