I agree that many potential investors may need to rethink other facets of their lives to become successful investors. I just don’t think thats me, maybe I’m not looking for a guru. Perhaps that confused the conversation.
In your opinion, who has the best investment plan? For a few different techniques. Foreclosure, Short sales, Property Management, Flipping? Who is the expert in each category?
I guess thats probably what I’m not looking for. Why is it that the real estate gurus and an real estate investment industry feel it necessary to sell the “life plan” approach. Why can’t it be a simple investment plan and not a life plan.
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davidames writes, Jun 3, 2008: (4 posts)
(Topic: Other Stuff! / The best real estate guru?)
Any other recommendations for Carleton Sheets?
I think thats what I’ll go with.
davidames writes, May 11, 2008: (4 posts)
(Topic: Other Stuff! / The best real estate guru?)
hnderson,
I agree that many potential investors may need to rethink other facets of their lives to become successful investors. I just don’t think thats me, maybe I’m not looking for a guru. Perhaps that confused the conversation.
In your opinion, who has the best investment plan? For a few different techniques. Foreclosure, Short sales, Property Management, Flipping? Who is the expert in each category?
davidames writes, May 10, 2008: (4 posts)
(Topic: Other Stuff! / The best real estate guru?)
hnderson,
I guess thats probably what I’m not looking for. Why is it that the real estate gurus and an real estate investment industry feel it necessary to sell the “life plan” approach. Why can’t it be a simple investment plan and not a life plan.
davidames writes, May 10, 2008: (4 posts)
(Topic: Other Stuff! / The best real estate guru?)
Maybe they aren’t all bad?
There are a few thousand real estate gurus out there. Who is the best, in your opinion? Who is the worst? And please explain why.