Best of luck to you, sounds like you're on the right track and picking up momentum!

Budget your income as to best pay off these negative remarks and once paid you can now begin the momentum movement upwards. ( if you owe a staggering amount it may be best to talk to a credit specialist first.)3.

I'm am sure someone has done this and can shed some insight.So I am gaining some real momentum, growing and tweaking my buy and hold RI company.

Success wont happen over night, but with each day passing- you will build momentum and you will start to see the results.

You can read all day long and night but until you take action, you won't gain momentum to make the goals happen that you long to achieve!

I've been reading and educating myself and have decided to go the buy and hold strategy, any suggestions on best way to build momentum in REI?

The first thing to consider is that the typical sales strategy with a new development is to sell the first set of units at lower prices to help build momentum and amend prices up as successful sales help build buyer-confidence.Depending upon market conditions, the total number of units in the development, and various other factors and variables, the difference between what the first round of buyers pay and the second round can be quite large.The first round of buyers are taking the most risk, and the builder is usually willing to deal a little to get the ball rolling, and so they're often more flexible and willing to negotiate. 

I love Real Estate and really excited to get this momentum started.

A good agent/broker needs to know their market inside and out.Lastly, make sure the agent/broker has momentum when you're looking to work with them.

Take advantage of the momentum of an area.