Hi fellow BP'ers -I'm hoping members can share with me some valuable knowledge and experiences through renovating a row home in Philadelphia or other urban cities.

I want to learn more so that I may eventually get involved but also want to learn from someone who knows what they're talking about and gives valuable information.  

I want to learn more so that I may eventually get involved but also want to learn from someone who knows what they're talking about and gives valuable information.  

Whether you own the homes or not, cash flow is a big part of what makes parks so valuable.

If you made valuable improvements than you will be able to cash out refi up to 70 percent of the ARV.

Thanks everyone for your valuable input.

Podcasting - same thing, takes consistency and a bit of tech knowledge, and is a long term game.Basically, I think many agents are successful marketing to and getting referrals from their sphere, others seem to do well with cold calling, and even those that would like to offer valuable content via video or podcasting run into the 'start-up' hurdle of how to get started, and then consistency fails when they get busy with actual clients.Speaking at least for myself here, I love teaching on video and actually know how to do it and have often thought of doing home buyer info videos for clients and prospective buyers but still haven't done it.But, if it's something you'd actually like to do and are excited about and would do consistently, then I think it would be a great idea, regardless of which venue you picked. 

Time is your most valuable resource.

You might have to work for free, but it's a valuable inmvestment in your future. 5) create a brand and begin your marketing.

@Masashi Borges-SilvaFor you to get a valuable response - the person responding would have to be in the same profession as you(mechanical engineer) along with living in the same location and atleast have more experience than you.With that said - $106,000 sounds low to me for a professional such as an engineer after 9 years of experience living in NYC but I am speaking with no experience.Maybe posing this question on another platform like reddit would give you better results since this is a real estate forum.