All Forum Posts by: Frank Eimiller

My 2 four units are in the neighboring town. Haven't pursued anything too hard in Milton - haha but yes, not too many units there! Looking in Madison area currently.

That's awesome! I love Maidson so dang much. I'm really into the Sun Prairie area and might actually end up moving there

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Originally posted by @Justin Spaulding:

To provide a great home, to build my own empire, to build wealth and leave a legacy. On the rise. Plus, its fun!

That's a good way to look at it, and it probably wouldn't be difficult to own the entire city of Milton haha. You're not too far from me, awesome!

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If you did this work yourself, bravo

If you contracted it out, hold on to those guys!

Those floors came out fantastic. Wish me some luck on finding these deals!

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How's the school district? Maybe list repairs?

Hopefully you're adding pictures somewhere ha

I guess really picture the end buyer you're looking for and work backwards- Gear the entire description around what they would be looking for

Just my $0.02, i'm sure others will have better tips!!

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Maybe it's just my computer but I can't click the picture? It's too small for me to view without zooming in! Sorry, I really wish I could at least look at it

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My man! Awesome job. You warming up now for deal 2? Good luck with your journey

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Originally posted by @Rex King:

I have always left and learned from Robert Kiyosaki that my odds of attaining my goals are much better through RE than anything else. I was 18 when I read that book and decided I would be in RE for a long time.

I think that fact that I have something tangible has always helped me and I understand that if rent is X and the bills are Y I get to make Z and at the end I have an asset worth a lot of money.

Definitely! Thanks for adding to the discussion

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Originally posted by @Andy Robison:

Because beer and hot pockets are expensive. :D

Seriously though just to be able to spend months traveling the world at a time

Perhaps you can accept rent in the form of Pepperoni Hot Pockets and cases of Bud Light?

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Originally posted by @Ryan Billingsley:

@Frank Eimiller I do it to build passive income so I can soon focus on giving back, helping others, and making a difference.

I would LOVE to renovate a home and raffle it off for free to a family in need.

That's awesome. Those are the kind of different answers I was expecting to hear haha

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Originally posted by @Jeremiah B.:

Financial Freedom is the most obvious and vital, but if I'm being completely honest, the second reason is status.

I work in corporate America. And I'm in my mid 30s and make a good, five digit income. Seeing the shock, and even envy of a 50 something who is making 350k a year when they learn I have six rentals is pretty dang motivating to me.

That's a big part of it to, definitely. Here in Wisconsin.. my "friend's" I went to High School with are working their tail's off to buy big trucks and to jack them up to impress other people.. if you're really trying to impress someone, isn't a 10 home real estate portfolio (that will also secure your retirement) more impressive? (I mean, if you're goal actually IS to impress others..) The status part of it like you said is great, and the credibility you get from being SMART enough (w/the help of BP :)) to manage property goes a long way as well! Thanks for commenting man, we all appreciate the input!

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