After seeing the type of returns he was getting in real estate his father in-law decided to make him a partner and (through private money) he was able to be the owner of ~25 properties.

As a father and a real estate investor, one of the most fulfilling experiences I've had is guiding my 16-year-old son into the world of real estate investing.

Just a quick introduction to the BP community. I have lived in NWA for almost 20 years and love this area! I work as a full-time worship pastor and I I've flipped a few houses over the years and looking to do more de...

My father and I are currently looking for our first real estate project in the US.

My father would help with our down payment and my sister would cosign with me.

His father was our coach.

My Mentors & a few of the lessons taught:- Age 0-13: My Father - Integrity, Faith, How to Love & **How to Play Spades**- Age 13-17: Coach Jones - Commitment & Grit- Age 17-20: Coach Larkins - The Value in Reading & How to Think Bigger- Age 21-24: Sean Myers - Never Stop LearningHow important has mentorship been for you?

I plan to build versus buy because Im currently working for my father, who is a general contractor in Fl, and will save on the construction costs because I can do most of the work for little cost other than materials. it would be minimum labor cost and no profit cost from contractor.

Father of 2 girls.

One of my family members had been trying for years to get her trailer on her fathers property and the only time they finally said yes was when her husband was murdered.