Connect with local real estate agents, attend meetups, or hop on online forums.

Engaging with online communities such as BiggerPockets can also help you learn from experienced investors and explore different strategies.

The fastest way to scale and the way that I have been scaling now is by doing multiple BRRRR using hard money loans from Wildcat lending and literally just refinancing them into DSCR loans. 

@Matthew Porcaro congrats bro🔥🔥.I did not to far from the same.House hacked a triplex with my lady, then she got a duplex that was house hacked and bought time we was done we was able to pull equity out of both and buy another rental and our dream home that we fixed up and have a lot of equity in (bought for 450k worth 850k now)That dream home allowed us to borrow against and put 20% down on our next rental and every year we plan on doing the same refinancing the rental we bought a year ago as a long term brrrr.Came to the reality that it’s really a marathon and not a race.

Since refinancing and investment income (like rental income) usually aren’t seen as earned income, it likely won’t affect your mom’s survivors' benefits.However, if your mom’s survivors' benefits are based on disability (SSDI), then additional financial or property assets could trigger a review, so you might want to consult a CPA or financial advisor to be sure there are no unintended consequences.This isn't legal advice.

If so, is this something I can get a template of online or do I need to seek one of these documents from an attorney to then present back to attorney signed by both parties to then draft a formal contract?

Consider refinancing carefully, as an 8% rate will increase your monthly payments significantly.

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Attend local REI (Real Estate Investor) meetups and consider joining online communities like Bigger Pockets for continuous learning.Step 2: Be Strategic About WholesalingWholesaling can be a great way to generate capital, but it’s essential to fully understand the legal and logistical intricacies.

When I asked Amy about this she sent this to me in her reply threatening financial ruin on me and my family if I complained to the BBB (no idea where she even got this from), but this should tell you all you need to know about this company:"Our Corporate Attorney wants to make it very clear to you, Jason, if you complain to a 3 rdparty or post anything negative online about the company, associates, or coaches you areintentionally maliciously defaming our company and since our reputation is veryimportant to us that leaves us no other option than to have our Corporate Attorney sueyou for Defamation and/or Fraud.