I find great encouragement from being around others who are in similar business situations and striving to be their best.I also believe that professional counseling/care can be beneficial.Hope you have a great 2018!

If the boss says, "Don't accept credit scores under 600" then you should abide by that but also strive to learn "why" that requirement exists. 2.

@Cody Strickland - you should strive to get low teens unlevered returns on your first investment.

Look at your long term goals and what you are ultimately striving to do.

I always strive to work out win-win prices but on this deal we are about 75k-100k apart from each other.

I have a few reasons for wanting to invest in real estate;Firstly, the thought of financial freedom has been something that I’ve been striving to achieve since I first heard about it.

A little about me I work part time while going to school full time, I had an alright high school unweighted GPA of 3.73 with a handful of AP classes, I have loads and loads of volunteer and club experience (Club President, Eagle Scout, etc.) and I always strive to be the best.

I’m focused on my business and striving for excellence. 

We too are community focused and strive to provide affordable housing for responsible renters.You could do what is necessary to get the names of all adults on the rental agreement, jointly and severally liable.

However, our town Roselle has higher than average holding costs (due to the extremely high property tax) which makes your ARV percentage something to strive for.