All Forum Posts by: Zachary Scott

@Timothy M Giberson That's really great to know. Thanks

@Timothy M Giberson When you say "ugly" you mean the ones that don't look too good, but functionally there's nothing wrong? Like no foundation issues, but there's some overgrown weeds.

As someone that's new to REI I just wanted to know, what are some questions you ask yourself when looking at a house before you buy? Also, are there any questions that have to be a "Yes" or have to be a "No"? Pretty much any deal breakers.

@Bill Brandt would you mind DMing me. I would definitely like to talk to you further about this.

@Theresa Harris and @Jon Kessler thank you. I will definitely take those into account when trying to screen tenants.

As a young person (18) that's only finding out about REI and investing in general along with how to properly manage money. I would like to ask anyone that's experienced with investing, what's the biggest mistake you've ever made or what was the worst unexpected incident that derailed your plans.

Thank you for everyone that is willing to share. I love learning as much as I can from others' experiences and other people in general.

Anyone in the Norristown/ KOP area willing to have a conversation. Would love to talk to you!

@Mason Hickman yes, it is.

@Mason Hickman thank you for this great advice I will be sure to look at credit karma. Would you recommend Experian as well?

Hello, I'm 18 and will be going to get my first credit card in the next year or two. But I would like to ask some experts on how to build credit the right way. My parents are telling me to keep a $100 balance and pay it down slowly. I assume they mean minimum plus interest each month to build credit. However, I've always been told to follow people and learn from those who are where you want to be. And in trying to do that I would like to ask, is it better to pay off the card in full every month and will that build my credit faster and with a better score?