All Forum Posts by: Stephanie Bureau

Growing up we rented stalls on our farm but it was just a small side thing. I feel like renting a small cabin would be a little bit more stable (no pun intended) than renting stalls. Right now we live on a farm for free and we do all the chores and maintance

So I'm working on doing some wholesaling for my first couple of deals, but long term we want to do buy and hold rentals. I know house hacking is a good way to get started, but we have 4 dogs (mainly large dogs) and a horse and there's no way we could live in town (I am trying to sell the horse). Has anyone house hacked a working farm? We're in San Antonio so most people want to be in town, but there are quite a few large ranches outside so there might be a market as well as a rodeo that goes from March-November in the small town just north of us in Bulverde, Texas. Is this even something I should consider or probably just a dead-end?

I use a combo of mint and excel. I'm not a big fan of their budget section, but I like seeing my networth on mint.

welcome! Along with this site check out the ABC'S of Real Estate Investing by Garrett Sutton. He talks a lot about multi family 

welcome!

Does anyone know of a good (legit) real estate school online for Texas? I want to start getting into property management, but I know I need my license for that. Also do I need to be set up with a broker to do property management or just hold the license? Thanks!

Welcome! My partner is military so it definitely can be hard. I'm hoping to get into buy and hold myself this year. Let me know if I can help in any way.

Welcome! I'm wholesaling right now. I attended a SAREIA meeting and I'm hoping to go to the Alamo one soon

Here's an article on Uber and Sexual Assault

https://www.rt.com/news/334940-uber-confirms-sexual-assaults/ 

@JR T This article says, "Courts have long held that hiring on the basis of sex is permissible where sex is a bona fide occupational qualification in the context of serving privacy interests." 

This service shows the driver, does background checks on drivers and has a safe word that only the driver and passenger knows.

Per 24 hours you get 75% of sales (2% is sent to a charity of the passenger's choice out of a list of 10) for the first $100 and after that 98% of sales (minus the 2% for the charity). I'd rather get paid less if I know that I have a higher chance of being safe. Uber has a high rate of reports of sexual assaults.