@Kobe CarrDallas offers benefits for first-time real estate investors, including a growing economy, diverse property types, affordable suburbs, landlord-friendly laws, and strong rent demand.

If you don't fully understand screening or the culture, dealing with the wrong people will lead to mass turnover.

That also looks good on my credit profile and supports a healthy score.Having both the home loan and the HELOC on my credit profile helps give me a diverse mix of credit which also supports a healthy score.Now, that's what I would do and why I would do it if it worked for me.The reader's "mileage" may vary, of course.Mr.

And then everyone can make their own judgement with the information presentedThat's what makes our community here so great, the diversity of experiences and opinions, and allowing anyone free access to see and participate in the discourse and make their own opinions!

When you are willing to cover your mouth with a handkerchief and step over land mines to see if the layout works for a LTR you know you're a real estate investor 😁 lolI've seen it all and smelt it all.Just haven't found a dead person yet in a property heheFunny thing is, having travelled a lotSome cultures consider animalistic smells attractive.Even aphrodisiacs.Personally, I love me some niche perfumes and have always bought the heavy Middle Eastern Oud scents.Repulsive when first applied but give it a few minutes and it blends into the skin making it sweet, sour and woody lolMaybe cat piss after some time smelling it would also blend in with our olfactory senses like it does with the other cultures hehehehe 🙈   

Participation trophy culture runs rampant next to abject fragility as a guise to avoid responsibility and ownership.

Your passion for real estate and diverse interests in wholesaling, fix-and-flips, and RV parks will be a great way to scale.

I, like you run my firs duplex with the same culture of focusing on customer service.

Most of my funds are in flips though, and small faction in stocks; i prefer some diversity, and cryptocurrency is another option to branch out too.

I also agree with James about the legal component, our culture is more litigious than others but there's also less risk that a "lawyer" will run off with all the money here which I have experienced in other "rich" countries. 2.