All Forum Posts by: Matthew Christofferson

Yeah, that seems the most attractive to me. I was looking at newer builds with unfinished basements that could be profitable with forced appreciation. They are more expensive though. Maybe, get into a couple rougher multi-fmailys to get started?

Hello Tatum, 

I'm reviewing the Beginner's Guide now. 

Thanks

Where do I start? Just buy something and work through it?

New guy here on the NW side of the Twin Cities (Albertville Area). I have about $1000/$1500 a month disposable income and need to do something productive with my life. Primary residence has about 100k in equity. I have a primarily stay-at-home job with excessive free time. I'm super handy and can build/fix almost anything. Can handle basic construction, carpentry, wiring, plumbing, painting, and handyman stuff.

U.S. Army Veteran and A&P Certified Heli/PlaneTech.

Hobbies Include: Light Sport Aircraft, JDM Cars, Exotic Cars, Snow Boarding, Welding, Mountain Biking, Dirt Bikes, Jet Skis, Drag Racing, AutoX, Kayak, Loons Soccer, etc.....you get the idea.