Just good records and a level head.

While I agree with you that it is a good idea to review tax returns, leases, etc, in many instances the unsuccessful "investors" that we are buying these properties from have TERRIBLE records and they prove worthless in doing an accurate analysis.

THe market here is having record numbers of foreclosures so I am looking to snag a decent deal in a decent area.

They also make the beneficial interest of the real estate personal property which can be sold without the usual recording of deeds, etc.

If you do a Better Business research of RichDad, he comes out squeeky clean, BUT, his advanced courses are taught under Wealth Intelligence Academy, which has a terrible BB record.

I am surprised at this, with subprime in the toilet (not to mention record foreclosures) there has been/is going to be a flood of renters out there.

Just for the record, learning to buy and operate an apartment is got to be as easy or easier than learning to drive a car.

Okay lets get this straight once and for all...for the record I didn't say it's going to appreciate by 50%.

The last know address for two of them came from court house records.2.

In any event the seller's records are a bit disorganized so I am using the tools to help get a handle on things even if we do not use the PM tool long term.1.