I currently own six single family homes, and I am ready to take the dive into multifamily syndication now. I am currently researching emerging markets to focus on (as per David Lindahl's advice), and will begin reachi...

Hello BP community - I am a complete newbie and trying to embark on my first project.

He has offered to manage my rehab if I want to embark on flipping my own property...I work full time so it would be a struggle....I himmed and hawed and one morning before work I was complaining about my current job and I was crying about not knowing what direction to go in and my boyfriend said to me why don't you focus all of your energy on real estate....that is the only thing I see you get excited about.

It seems simple to ask, but I feel a lot of people delay travel into some other more "convenient" time of their lives (which never happens; we'll always have duties and responsibilities), and never end up embarking on the adventure they once longed for, minus a brief 2-week hiatus from the corporate jungle to a beached island.Thank you for reading, and please let me know your thoughts!

Thus far I have consumed several ideas of how one can embark on the real estate journey of buying multi-unit homes and rehabbing them as rental properties.

Hello All,I'm currently embarking on my first BRRRR property and I have a question.I'm getting my lease agreement in order and need to make sure that it is within the law here in Houston, Tx.

So I recommend having approx. 33% of the rehab funds in your bank account before embarking on this real estate journey.Well, that's the gist of it, once you do this upfront work you can then just sit back and write checks and order inspections while your GC runs the project for you, barring any major issues such as crumbling plaster come up.

Fundrise isn't much different from a real estate developer, and real estate developers generally set up an SPV for each project they embark on.  

I'm very excited about embarking on this adventure, and I'm grateful for the many contributors to this site.  

There were lots of other things I didn't think about before embarking on the licensing process either which are detailed in this blog post: Should I Get My Real Estate License?