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cbr says:

Step One: Meet people that want to invest in real estate

Step Two: Find out what they want to buy (and how much they will pay for it)

Step Three: Find a deal that fits what they are looking for

Step Four: Lock it up far below what they are willing to pay

Step Five: Sell it to them at a good deal and leave room for a profit

Thanx D-HI

Hi all... I just returned from my 3 day boots on the ground and I am excited to get going. Lot's of unknowns, but hopefully it will all come together.

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Les Brown

Finally attended my first REI meeting in Addison, TX with Liberty Kat. Thanks Kat!

Felt a little out of place, but noticed there were other people there that were just getting started and I told one guy about DG.com...he had never even heard of Dean. Told him to be sure & visit Dean's website because he would learn a lot. He thanked me and said he would.

Need to go to Houston or Austin now to attend other REI meetings.

I've been in technology for 22 years. I spent the first few years taking care of computers and networks for end users, and the last few years writing web-based applications for a platform/language called ColdFusion, currently owned by Adobe.

I have no college degree. I have a tech school Associates in copier and typewriter repair, which is where I got my first exposure to networking, but that's the extent of my higher education. In fact I was homeschooled and never really did much schooling past 9th grade... which sounds bad until you realize that I was reading Shakespeare at age 5 and tested out with a 9th grade math level in 3rd grade.

Hey everyone! I found me an agent and some buyers that want me to partner with them and help them find properties due to me just starting out! My agent sent me a list of almost 400 listings and a lot of them are short sales. How can I make it a win win win? For example if a short sale is $195,000... how can I profit, satisfy the seller, and buyer?