The average BPer needs to do the following1)Buy 1 property in a growing/path of progress area that is distressed and fix up every 18-30 months.

Need some much needed advice and path forward.

The situation is created when good people wanting to better their life’s are tricked into believing that wholesaling real estate successfully is the path they should take.  

I knew that investing in property was a path to building wealth, but I didn’t fully understand how to leverage it for retirement.

Buy, fix, rent and or flip to other OOS and country investors. 

Why I'm bothered at the country building is that I've had this experience before.

If you can successfully BRRRR the property, it’s a great way to expand your portfolio without tying up too much cash.Long-Term Strategy: You’re on the right path.

Imagine giving me $20k and I give you $1,000/year back and in 10 years it “paid for itself”   You don’t use it for an investment  you use it to punish oil producing countries that hate us or to show your neighbors you’re better than them  :-)  Usually it’s a horrible plan for rentals because you either have to charge higher rent and include the electricity or charge a flat rate discouraging them from saving power.

I, like you, have a handful of my own STR properties that I self manage, and manage just shy of 20 STR properties located in Bryan / College Station, Tx for out of state/country investors. 

@Max Bellino The take away from my first post was to trust the legal professionals who will prioritize what’s important and put you on the right path.