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Loc Nguyen Real estate courses
27 June 2008 | 11 replies
Just please don't feel like you have to spend thousands of dollars on some guru course to begin.haha yeah that what i was thinking of buying a "course" online that comes with like 12 audio cd for like 40 bucks i doubt i would ever pay anything over 1k on a RE course i rather read books , listen to tapes, and go on bigger pockets.Yeah, that is a good idea.Don't get me wrong, there is nothing wrong with education, just make sure the education you are paying for is quality and you are getting the return on it you need.For example, if you get some material off ebay and decide you would like to do lease options, then you could read a book or two on lease options and go out and do them.
Jason Schmidt can someone please explain this 50% rule to me?
9 July 2008 | 163 replies
If there is anything that can't wait til I return (very unlikely), then I can simply call a professional to handle it.
Josh Carpenter Advice Please
29 June 2008 | 15 replies
I would guess you would want a return at least over 10%, right?
Ashan D What should my college major be?
19 August 2008 | 60 replies
I am all for education, but make sure, like with any investment, that ti gives you the returns you are looking for and does not just add a negative cashflow onto you.A great example is my fiance.
Cameron Lucey Hi from VT
8 July 2008 | 15 replies
Be kind and you'll have it returned fourfold!
Curt Wilde-Acker Hello from Nevada and Malta
17 September 2008 | 10 replies
I am looking for 3 to 6 investors for start up of two fractional properties that would guarentee a rental income that exceeds 10% return.
Travis Bauman 10 unit in Ohio
4 July 2008 | 15 replies
Well, if those are the real numbers, I'd say you're getting a hell of a deal...Looks like you'd be buying with a near 17% cap rate, 30% COC return, and 31% total return...in fact, if you could turn around and sell it as a 9-cap, you could immediately turn a $250K profit (even after selling fees!)...
Stephen Sluder michael kimble
13 April 2010 | 8 replies
Then completely papertrail your correspondence with his company so that American Express can advocate for you if you decide to seek a refund.A lot of the stuff contained in his introductory offer is free so, at the very least, you'd get a bunch of stuff you wouldn't have to return if you decided to cancel.If you decide to purchase and execute on his information, please report back here.
Tracy Harmon Analysis of home prices vs income
17 July 2008 | 9 replies
Nothing but a memory...
Tracey B. Limiting management of 100 door apartment complex
3 December 2008 | 12 replies
How it would work is that the master lessee pays me (the owner of the property) $170K pa, and in return they have the right to collect all rents, and the obligation to perform all management, repairs, etc and pay all operating expenses.