I think we can all agree that the economy won't fix itself overnight.

Books will be more complete and more organized than what you can find here, and having a good background will make it easier to follow some of the discussions.Be careful, there are many many people out there who would be happy to separate you from $500 or $1000 for a "home study course", $3000 for a "boot camp", or more than that for "mentoring."

I understand this is not something that will be easy or happen over night never the less I'd like to know if anyone would be interested in discussing it further?

Overnight cost is expensive though.Good LuckBig E

Yea, 25% over night isn't bad... but I hear they are rejecting the offer, so it will be interesting to see how that plays out.

My personal advise is to find a local attorney near Cole Camp to represent you for a small or flat fee (if possible).

In the last month or so, as I drove by the property at night and during the week end, I noticed that some people who work there have been leaving their cars in the parking lot, at the same spot for days.At my instructions, Property Management dropped a letter to all tenants reminding them that only business vehicles are allowed to stay overnight.

It has helped us to achieve financial goals that we had otherwise not been able to meet.In my free time I enjoy biking, hiking, fishing, camping, and pretty much anything else outdoors.I look forward to meeting bigger pockets members, and thanks for providing such an amazing resource for real estate investors!

Tenants are currently on a month to month lease and after the upgrades, I plan on raising rents from $1,000/mo to $1,300/mo (in thIs city you can’t raise rents by $600/mo overnight, it has to be step function).

Before you know it, you'll be testing the paint for lead, the water for arsenic, the air for mold spores, pulling up the subfloor to determine the radon seepage, raking the yard looking for poisonous snakes and camped out with a flashlight and a machete in the yard in the dead of night warding off the threat of a zombie apocalypse while they chat up your other tenants into a class action suit to address your "negligence."