Posted by Andy(Atlanta) on January 21, 2000 at 07:09:53:
Thanks Joe. That is the direction I have considered but need advise on training programs. How did you educate yourself when you first got into investing.
So many choices, so little time (& money) - Posted by Andy
Posted by Andy on January 20, 2000 at 17:42:05:
Flipping, Lease/Option, rehab, buy/sell etc. Can anyone tell me if you were to purchase ONE course, which one would you recommend? I am trying to decide wether to go short for the cash generation or buy and hold for long term investment. Any comments are appreciated.
Re: So many choices, so little time (& money) - Posted by JoeB(Atlanta)
Posted by JoeB(Atlanta) on January 20, 2000 at 23:09:57:
Andy, not knowing your financial situation, risk vs reward tolerance, etc…I’ll guess and recommend the following.
Consider starting with flipping/wholesaling to build some quick cash without too many headaches; then as you get comfortable consider rehabbing/retailing; then as you get comfortable consider Lease/Option and Long-term Rentals to build cash-flow on your now-solid cash accounts.
At least this is my theory of how you could (and how I have) done it…
Hope this helps,
Joe Brillante