And, if you're not trying to grow a real estate empire, you probably don't need to leverage your primary residence.

there are a ton of podcasts to listen to.......alex pardo has a great one called the flip empire

@Pooja Jindal I might be biased but I like the Inland Empire and some of those western IE cities like Upland, Rancho Cucamonga, and even Fontana which believe it or not is up and coming, the Chino/ Corona area can also be good for long term. 

Does anyone know a reliable eviction attorney in the Inland Empire / San Bernardino County?

I am 20 years old chasing a dream and devoted to it. I’m here looking to connect with people who are advanced in their rental property career and would give me a chance to help them in whatever way that i can to grow ...

The good news is, unless you need to be filthy stinking rich, or build a real estate empire, you don't have to stack very long to have financial independence.

Sumner Redstone, who built an entertainment empire that included brands such as Viacom, CBS, Paramount and MTV, died last month at the age of 97.

I have a ADU build ready to start in October. Please DM me for more information to bid on the job.

Well, a lender will always look at you personally and at the property's ability to service debt if a commercial loan.So you need to structure your empire and remember to make sure you're maxing out on NOI.Know plenty of guys with >1000 units and they keep buying with loans.

Hi All,I am on the front end of developing my wholesaling empire.