As the curtain draws to a close on Patrick Riddle’s “The Best and Brightest Women in Real Estate Investing” on MustKnowInvesting.com, Susan Lassiter-Lyons takes center stage to bring the final installment of the much-talked-about series. Find out how the former corporate drone became one of the most successful female real estate investors in the country. Susan will also share with you her secrets to success so if you want to become just like her, watch the short video clip that she has prepared just for you.

According to Tom and Nick Karadza of RockStarInnerCircle.com, their family has been involved in real estate investing over the last 20 years. And during this period, they have learned valuable lessons that helped them become better real estate entrepreneurs. Want to know what these nuggets of real estate wisdom are? Check out their post to find out.

Because real estate investing is a numbers game, it is important for real estate investors to know how to determine their success rate. After all, it can help them avoid committing mistakes that can derail their real estate career and put a dent on their finances. So how do you determine if a particular deal can bring you success or not? J Scott of 123Flip.com provides an answer to this question as he gives readers an introduction to calculating your internal rate of return, or IRR. Take a look at his post to read the article.

Although building good relationships with others can take a long time to accomplish, Mobile Home Gurl of AdventuresInMobileHomes.com firmly believes that the long wait is worth it. According to her, huge rewards and gratifications await those who will successfully earn the trust of their clients and business partners. Why is this so? Read her post to find out.

If you want to invest in rental properties but don’t want to experience all the hassle of dealing with bad tenants and pressing them for late rent payments among other things, one of the best things to do is to hire a property manager. But how do you exactly find a property manager who’s qualified for the job? In his latest post, Bilge of LiveAndFlip.com shares several ways to find a property manager for your rental properties. He also offers some hints and tips on ensuring that the person you will hire is someone that you can definitely trust. Check out his post to learn more.

While it is true that there are bad landlords out there, it doesn’t necessarily mean that you should be one, too. As you may know, it is also important to establish good relationships with your tenants. In his latest post, Neil Uttamsingh of FirstRentalProperty.com lists down the 11 steps to becoming the landlord that your tenants will definitely love. If you want to learn how to build a harmonious relationship with your renters, you should take a look at Neil’s post now.

As someone who wants to become a successful real estate investor, it is imperative that you fully understand the words and terminologies exclusively used in the real estate business. Good thing Jeff Brown of BawldGuy.com is providing simple explanations of investing terms that you may encounter while making money in real estate. Check out Jeff’s post and expand your real estate vocabulary.

Using free business software is indeed a big help when starting out your own real estate business. You can greatly minimize expenses and have more funds for other important projects. But should you really use free business solutions all the time? Trevor of TheREIBrain.com raises this question as he compares the benefits of using free and paid software on his latest post. Read his article and be enlightened.

With the growing number of aspiring real estate investors, how do you ensure that you’ll survive and make it big in this business amid the stiff competition? JP Moses offers answers to this question as he shares a video of his friend Shaun McCloskey on REITips.com. In the video, Shaun explains the nuts and bolts of building rapport and credibility, which you can use as great weapons to blow the competition away. Watch this nifty video now and learn from the one of the best in the business.

One of the usual problems of wholesalers is assigning contracts of bank owned homes. After all, most banks and lenders have different policies regarding contract assignment. If you’re having the same dilemma, don’t fret because Eric Medemar of TheMillionairesBlog.com has a simple yet effective way to overcome such a hurdle. Want to know what his wholesaling technique is? Read his post to find out.

If you’re looking for a way to make huge bucks in the flipping and wholesaling business, then you’ve got to try selling houses to international buyers. In her latest post, Esi Benedict of FlippingMom.com talks about her latest experience with international buyers and wholesalers. According to her, working with these people can give investors the opportunity to make lots of money in real estate. Take a look at Esi’s post to read the rest of her story.

Recently, the government has announced two new homeowner relief initiatives. While Trevor of TheREIBrain.com acknowledges the benefits of such incentives, he is quite unsure if these programs are indeed helping the housing market recover. Why is this so? Check out Trevor’s post and discover what he has to say about this latest development.

Can networking really bring your real estate investing career to the next level? Scott Costello of StrugglingInvestor.com poses this question to determine if building good relationships with other real estate entrepreneurs is indeed beneficial to an investor. Find out what he thinks about networking by checking out Scott’s newest blog entry now.