@Lilia Very refreshing to see such a positive attitude and ability to bounce back, I am sure you will succeed in your investing journey

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I am looking to:- Build-to-rent 5 new construction duplexes, adding $500,000+ in equity capture and $2,500+ monthly in positive cash flow to my portfolio.- Build-to-sell 7 new construction homes or duplexes, generating $500,000 plus in revenue for my development company.- Write and publish 52+ high-quality articles on adding the build-to-rent and build-to-sell business models to your real estate investment tool belt.Are you doing all of these in San Antonio?

There's bulk packs in our owner's closet that the cleaners can use to refresh supplies with or we just do a walmart.com order to resupply.We have gotten a number of positive comments in reviews on the pantry staples.  

I'm probably another year or so before I'm in a position to leave my job, but that is my end game.

However when a great property that fits what we like (ugly and a great price where we can use our skills to make it beautiful) comes around that we can take advantage of our position and get it, we want to be knowledgeable about that property type and be able to jump on it. 

Terminating your contracts could jeopardize your position.

I can see the cost to entry being a positive one but I am looking to weighing all the options and scenarios.

Just not a position I am willing to put myself in.

The people that reached out to me that did sign up weren't very positive about it.