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Frank Capaldi Tips on evaluating Commercial property
22 May 2018 | 8 replies
My best advice: Partner with someone who has been through this process  ... you could get burned very quickly.Best of luck !!!
Kristin Davey New Member from Las Vegas, NV
9 June 2018 | 51 replies
Unless you have plenty of cash to burn, and willing to pay over appraised value, good luck..  
Sage Fradley To be or not to be. A real estate agent.
29 May 2018 | 15 replies
that's all I have done my entire adult life since I was first licensed at 18.. there is a difference in being a retail real estate sales person and using a license to further your investing goals.Its not an easy business by any means to be a retail agent and there is a high burn out rate.. not as high as wholesalers but its at least 50%...If your an ACTIVE investor I cant see how you can do without it.. if your fix and flipping in my mind its mandatory.its about 2k a year to keep sometimes less and If your business does not allow that or like some say the cost is to high then in my mind your not really in the business its a pittance to spend to have access to all the info and be in the club.if your goal is to be a lifelong landlord then work for a commercial brokerage that specializes in cash flow real estate just being there will open up doors.if by chance your very good at sales and have a very large warm market you may shock yourself in how much money you can make just in transactional real estate.. 
Raymond Doot short term rentals through partnerships with insurance companies?
29 May 2018 | 1 reply
I’ve seen two fire burn-out properties in the few years I’ve lived here.  
Andre Crabb Someone to look at houses?
28 May 2018 | 7 replies
Trash, home back burned down, take photo of exterior damage, roofing, trash in the back yard.
Jorge De Jesus Burning the ships, again
26 June 2018 | 6 replies
Would you burn the ships again, hindsight being 20/20?
Kate McClinton Second opinion from another CPA?
6 June 2018 | 11 replies
I have worked with her for 6 years and don't necessarily want to burn any bridges, but at the same time want to legally arrive at the lowest tax bill possible. 
Charles Goodwin First Tenant, First Eviction... Now What?
5 June 2018 | 6 replies
Everything you experienced with this tenant, let it burn into memory and let it be a lesson learned.
Christopher Feggestad Newish investor in Chicago/Wisconsin
31 May 2018 | 3 replies
I'll be cash flowing enough to replace my income in about a year(or at the very least enough to cover my burn), and I want to 'retire' and go full time investing/flipping/hustling side businesses.
Andrea G. $ burning a hole...need properties to buy in Oakland County, MI!
30 May 2018 | 6 replies

We have hard money to purchase immediately. Looking for 2-3 bedroom, 1+ bathroom in Oakland County, Michigan only. We need to build our network of wholesalers, so even if your current properties don't match this listi...