My main take away so far is that I am probably overthinking the cost quite a bit.

I'd like to do fix and flips full time but don't quite have the capital to do this from the start.

I work with them quite a bit in FTW.

I like the idea of doing meetups, and connect with people who’s been to the business for quite sometime.

@Tom Harkins- I am quite late in asking this, but what were some of the pitfalls or perhaps disadvantages in dealing with a claim yourself?

That's a solid model and quite frankly, it is needed in a lot of markets.

I'm Daniel, a complete newbie in this field, to be quite honest.

Retiring in 20 years looks different than wanting to quit your job and become the next David Greene.

If you don’t have a plan for both, ownership can quickly turn into a headache.Also, don’t forget about resale value—equipment like this holds its value quite well.

It can quite literally make or break your ability to have positive cash flow.Reducing the Need for TurnoverFirst and foremost, the idea that tenants renewing their lease or moving out is something you can’t control is a myth.