My wife and I are in a transition period -- one in which I retired my decade-long business, became a stay-at-home dad for our 2nd child, and am now doing RE investing fulltime (managing my local properties and making good progress on remote-investing in other parts of the country).  

Most people don't want to move because they know they'll have to pay the security deposit + rent, and that's a lot to low income tenants--- make it an easy transition!

My question for you is in the transition to a 3/2, what will that increase the renta to?

You can immediately see the benefits of having a proper estate plan in place for the ease of transition rather than going through probate.

Maxfield,Congratulations on being able to make the transition.

And now, I'm getting ready to start the transition into REI.

I’m looking forward to building business relationships with other investors and transition to flipping as well as buy and hold. 

I owe her three more checks and then I get an automatic raise of her percentage.I partnered with her during the last 6 months of her ownership as she handed over the books and we worked together to transition her out and me in.

I own a few rental properties and would like to transition fully to RE.Thanks,Prisha

I'm both new to real estate and New Orleans so we've got a lot to learn but I'm excited to be transitioning from analysis to action and jump right in.