I have been looking around for beginner real estate forums and I'm excited to to have found this website.

I have been a member of and a regular reader of the website for a few months now, and it is my main place I turn to, to gain knowledge and learn about the Real Estate business as a whole.

Who knows maybe Scott Yancy comes to to BP and listens to the podcast.

Then do whatever you need to, to get it to it's highest potential (without over-improving) and cash out refinance and you should get most if not all of your cash out to do that again as many times as your lender will allow.

The thing I admire most is your commitment to to your day job and it comes first while you are there.

Property managers are very good at screening and qualifying prospective tenants, they know how to deal with tenant issues, they understand the local and state laws, and last but not least they save you time to to other things (live and invest).This doesn't mean that you couldn't manage your own property but there are very few reasons to justify not having a manager.Post any other questions you have.Continued success!

Luckily I can exchange these which people have referred to. To

It would make it easier and faster for the builder to to able to depend on private money for the build instead of going through the loan process via the bank and then depend on draws.

He is willing to to give the 20% down and rehab costs.

I know of a REIA group that meets every fourth Tuesday so hoping to to find out more info from them on that as well.Anyway, welcome again and let's stay in touch!