Now that you seem to have a solid grasp of the basics, it´s time to start a business plan (wholesaler, buy & hold, flipper etc.) and figure out some specific goals.

I feel I have spent enough time on the sidelines and have a basic grasp on the theory, through hours of reading and watching loads & loads of informative videos.  

Take a look at this post and review the comments and you will get a full grasp of the pros and cons based upon the views of others [/url]http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/55/topics/39235-new-member-from-phoenix-az?

Sorry to say all of you are wrong this issue has been addressed with some top attorneys and you have to read the clause and fully understand what is written in the letter, A good attorney who has a good grasped of the English langue can fully understand what the letter is saying.

It was very interesting to watch they grasp the concepts but not have to lose money in the market while they learn.John Corey

Once I get a better grasp of the area, we'll start here.

Some examples would be volume pricing on capex items, maybe laundry facilities as extra income, bulk rate utilities, insurance, etc.I don't own any large units like these so I'm just grasping at straws here.

Charles and Sue, I am really trying to get a grasp on the flipping aspect.

What I don't have a good grasp on is whether modernizing it and turning it very luxurious will translate to the same amount of added value at the end.

Many listing agents won’t handle the buyer of their own listing because it is too easy for a buyer to assert they were misled or didn’t fully grasp that the listing agent represented only the seller.