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Drew Steusloff
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  • Atlanta GA
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Resources for Construction Education

Drew Steusloff
  • Developer
  • Atlanta GA
Posted

Hi Everyone,

As I move forward on my investment journey, I'm always looking for new ways to expand my knowledge. Right now I have one buy on hold property I purchased in October 2020 that I am currently House hacking . It is my goal to procure another property by the end of this year. Based on market conditions, I am planning to begin an off market direct mail campaign in the Fall focusing on distressed properties for potential BRRRR. That being said my construction knowledge is limited and I'm looking for a way to educate myself so in the mean time. Does anyone have any books or courses they would recommend to get a better understanding of construction mean and methods. As always I am sure experience is the best teacher, but I do not want to get into something without enough foundation to be successful. Let me know your thoughts?

Thanks,

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