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Post: First Multifamily Project Successful!!
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Congratulations!!! You are where I want to be!
Post: My first flip
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Great job! it looks beautiful!
Post: Successful First Fix & Flip
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Great job! What a success. I love reading success stories here and you had a great strategy of fixing up a property you were familiar with to create incredible gains. Wonderful. Congratulations.
Post: Best Texas Investment Property Loans (Hard Money - DSCR) - Easy Street Capital!
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Great job! I love seeing this!
Post: Turned raw land into a 20 acre campground with cabins
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Gorgeous! Wonderful to hear this story. Aspirations! Congratulations!
Post: The Myth of Cashflow – and understanding how to reserve properly and model.
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Quote from @Steve Smith:
Wow, is all I can say. You got some bad training and headed down the wrong path. You don't need 5 houses, you need ONE good one, PERIOD. Buy local, manage it yourself and LEARN the house investing business. Get a GOOD quality house, and a GOOD quality tenant. Have the tenant do the basic maintenance as part of his lease. Let him pay you monthly ON TIME, or AHEAD OF TIME, without fail. If you give him a good deal on a great house and you get a qualified tenant, he will do this for you.
THEN, buy house number two next year. Repeat this over and over again. If you do it right, it will be easy and you should create about $1M in net worth in 10 years. As time goes on, sell your worst rental and replace it with a better one. NEVER ReFi anything! Every time you do that, you loose money. As time goes on, pay off your small loans and end up with free and clear houses.
Once you have 10 free and clear houses you can live off of them debt free for the rest of your life. If you want to live a bit higher on the hog and buy expensive stuff, get 15 or 20 or a few more, but do it with the same formula as above.
You don't need 100s of houses. I cringe when I hear about folks that bought 100 or 200 or 1000 houses. Makes NO sense. I keep reminding myself: KEEP IT SIMPLE, STUPID.
And, YES you can do subject too's and seller financing. 90% of mine are that way. And lease options to sell work great.
Just learn how to do it right. And you don't have to do repairs and remodels yourself (unless you like to work for low wages and sweat). My hammer is for cracking open nuts, not remodeling.
Just food for thought....
I love this philosophy. Clean, simple. Thank you for this valuable path. I appreciate your wisdom!
Post: The 5 Biggest Mistakes New Investors Are Making Here In The Forums
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Quote from @Carlos Ptriawan:
what i am trying to emphasize is due to how biggerpocket is structured, it creates so many newbie because the technology that's used by biggerpocket is so 1992. it's just simple forum, people ask question and then people would answer.
in 2024 , the journey should be more like finding a better answer interactively, summarization and contextualization. so if someone ask "hey shall i invest for cash flow or appreciations ?" a menu/prompt can say "hey that question has been asked 93,321 times, how about if you read the answer here , here and here : if you still confuse, try to ask more question , but please add more context and your particular situation", then between BP and posters there're more interactions. Or this bot can ask "do you mean cash flow in cleveland" ? yes....and then BP can show the actual data or external URL whether it's possible to cashflowing in cleveland or not ,
This is fantastic. When are you going to write this code or set up this AI? I love it.
Post: The 5 Biggest Mistakes New Investors Are Making Here In The Forums
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Pertinent and helpful as usual! Thank you for your advice.
Sounds good to me @Gavin Doyle. I'm looking to go the same route too! Good luck!
Post: Syndication deals gone sour and the GP is now radio silent! What can I do?
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Thank you, @Giles D.!