I'm rather enamored with the idea of living on as little as possible, taking my sizable professional income, and creating a snowball of investments (re-investmenting all proceeds year after year in more investments), until I can eventually retire and take on projects that interest me in my free time, or study, or travel.I just discovered BiggerPockets and watched some video interviews.

(My favorite is: We do not do tenant drama.)We use our phones to take a video of the property with the tenant when they move in to document the condition of the unit along with a written report that the tenant signs and gets a copy of.We automatically withdraw the rent from their checking accounts on the 25th of the month rather than the 1st.

Check out their website for video's on the software.

I also take photos AND video of every property that we estimate so that if a homeowner calls to ask be questions about the estimate, I can refer to my visual references without having to drive back to the property.Every contractor is different, so I would ask them each to explain their estimating procedures and associated costs.

Clothier is teaming up with Jerry Norton for some new 'passive income' buy and hold scheme or partnership.Not to sure what to make of that, i deleted  the video before it finished.

If there is math on the Maryland exam, watch my real estate math videos on You Tube.

Watch this five minute video.

We were provided a walkthru video of the outside.

I posted a video on You Tube last year in April 2012 about why someone should invest in Orlando.

Here are the key ingredients I use to invest in my local market when I'm overseas:- Good real estate agent who works with video.