All Forum Posts by: Akmauri Glymph

Welcome. It's smart to have your license it'll make rei easier and a bit more profitable😀. Here's to your success in 2016!

Howdy and welcome Rob. You can learn almost anything real estate related on BP, so read, ask questions, watch the webinars, and you'll be fine. here's to your successful rei career. From one Texan to another if you need anything feel free to hit me up and I'll do whatever I can to help.

Welcome to BP. The most important thing here on BP is to be active, ask questions, participate, and read/watch as much as possible. Nearly anything you want to learn about is here.

Wow. Great job Adam. It's very inspirational to hear stories like this.

Welcome to BP!

Thanks for posting. I'll take a look.

My proudest moment in Real Estate was deciding with my wife to make our first real estate purchase  a live-in investment property. We went through many trials and tribulations- undependable,mia contractors when rehabbing, layed off tenants, negotiating rent payment splits, having a drunk driver take out 2 units, and having to take over for a bad property manager, but in the end it was worth it. The experience I gained as a landlord will be invaluable for the rest of my investing career. "Stuff" happens to everyone what matters is how you deal with it. Do you fold or keep going. I keep going and having that property enforced it to a whole new level.

@Charlie Fitzgerald Thanks for the advice and I absolutely agree. I'll make sure to not get bogged down. I want to act quickly which is why I'm starting with wholesaling where I could least likely cause a "fatal" mistake. Hopefully in the next few weeks I can update everyone on my first deal or at least on my efforts. Here's to swimming. 

@ Neda Navidnia I hope your investor education is coming along nicely. I haven't been able to completely sit down and focus on it just yet, but once I have a more concrete foundation I'll make sure to keep everyone up to speed.  Best Wishes

@Michael Lee Thanks so much. I appreciate the offer and if there is anything I can do here in Houston for you let me know. Hopefully once I get the requisite knowledge I can help as many investors as possible to get started and be successful. Knowing a construction expert is always a good thing. I expect I'll be on BP for the rest of my investing career, and have been perpetually singed in since finding it- there's so much to learn. Good luck with you education and investing endeavors.