All Forum Posts by: Mary Ann Casey

I'm a fan of location, location, location, which leads me to lean towards Property B. The other thing that makes me lean towards Property B is the opportunity to fix and flip or fix and rent, potentially getting into the BRRR strategy.

Is there a builderssurplus.net type of store in northern California? 

In addition to the benefits listed above, I like the unlimited use of the tools, like the calculators for analyzing rentals and flips.

Sounds interesting.  How can i find out more about this?  What is the contact info and/or website?

What's the status of this property?  I'm currently looking for a property to flip.

A great topic here!  ...and perfect timing for me, since I need to raise the rent for the first time on some really great tenants and have been struggling with how to do that.  So, I will write a letter and increase rent by approximately 5%. Thank you to those who shared the verbiage they use in their letters!  Very helpful.

This whole Bigger Pockets thing is terrific! You guys are always come through!

Absolutely beautiful!

Leap, and the net shall appear.

My two cents - get your degree while continuing to pursue your interest in RE.  A college degree has nearly become a necessity in today's business world and will serve you proudly and greatly in your future endeavors, whether or not the job requires a college degree.

By the way, what year are you in--freshman, sophomore, junior?

I love the ideas posted here; they're terrific: job shadowing, summer internships, continuing to pursue your RE interests (just as you have been) while enrolled in college. Sounds like a solid plan for a bright future.