The majority of the rest of the sales were Zillow Leads (Zillow 40% and then team 50/50), I pay into the firm until I cap (8k) I paid 20k for taxes (didn’t know I needed to become an S Corp, but I am now) and I made some home improvements to our home, as well as a god awful amount of gas 😂 I wasn’t saving with a goal in mind.

You will learn a ton and I firmly believe that doing is the best teacher.

But from the procedures his firm utilizes as per his post, it seems that he provides a reasonably well thought out and “best practices” framework to enhance the success of the subject to transactions he handles. 4.

Purchase price: $310,000 Cash invested: $350,000 This was a full rehab 6 unit multifamily building.Our firm did everything from locating and acquiring the project, to managing construction, and then finished up by leasing out all 6 units for a premium rent.We used a construction loan to secure the property and do the rehab. 12 month term which we were able to do construction and lease out all units before taking out the original loan with a permanent commercial loan.

Hauled out the trash, stripped the carpets, kilzed everything.

Royal Legal has had growing pains but they are the premier firm on the DST no doubt about it.

I completely agree with you - sometimes taking the quickest and simplest route is the best way to go, unless you're up for the long haul of the Quit claim or Title Certification process.

I started in financial planning at 24, started my own firm at 26, got my CFP at 27, sold my firm at 37, while building up real estate along the way.

But I was working for a very large bank and saw how futile it is for massive financial firms to adopt new payment systems. 

Yet another renter was hauled away for child porn.