i own a 110 yr old 6 unit edwardian building in SF ... bought it 10 years ago with everything refreshed (e.g., fully upgraded electrical, plumbing, reinforced foundation, new roof, new kitchens/bath, new paint, new everything, etc and all permits to prove the work.  

So refreshing to hear how Brandon got started, and shared same emotions and doubts we all may be having during the beginning stages of this process.

I understand why some companies keep quiet when they receive negative (and untrue) feedback, but it's quiet refreshing seeing people stand up for their idea and calling out liars! 

Home builder, community builder, refreshing dated strip malls, or like Donald Trump does--building huge high end skyscrapers.To find a business model that you are passionate about, think about two or three things that seem like they are for you, and go out and make some business friends with people who are doing that.Then when your with them, ask questions as they come to your mind.As far as the bankroll goes, your going to have to figure that one out for yourself, because as they say "If you have no dough--you have no go".Good Luck! 

Been following and educating myself the past few months and its refreshing to see some faces close to home!

I think a good refresher for you ,Trey, would be to read the 10+ forums about NWA on here and how they’re unethical, and how 50+ members on BP have had terrible experiences with you guys.

You can also go back through the class as often as you want for a refresher if needed.

It was my first real estate networking event, so it was refreshing to meet local like-minded individuals who are doing the things I want to do.

It had a two-car garage, in a nice area, 1500 ft^2 with 3-beds and 2-baths, hardwood floors, less than 10 years old, and I had recently rehabbed/refreshed it.

@Shiloh LundahlThe “approximately $30k in monthly cashflow that mostly gets reinvested still at this point” was one of the most refreshing things I’ve read here in years.