My interest is in building wealth through eventual buy and holds, but still working on the savings end of it all.

Someone eventually pushed back and found they were collecting WAY WAY more in revenue than the budget for the whole department.

I persisted and much to my surprise one day the door opened a crack and thus began a multi month journey through this man’s personal hell that eventually led to a $30,000 profit.He owned a local Jamaican bakery that was failing; his marriage was ending and his soon-to-be-ex moved out with their 5 year old daughter; and now he had lost his house.

Does a lot of his work to cut down on costs and eventually went full time.You could also go the other way and pick up something full time during the summer and use those funds towards RE. 

There are several landlords that operate off the mindset that its all business and could give a shtt less who it damages but it leads to a vicious cycle of events eventually.  

I’m not saying don’t eventually look out of state but I wouldn’t start there.

Eventually I moved my equity out of state, and then made the move shortly after.

There are a lot of things that people can learn on here (if they are paying attention to the right people) and eventually begin to tackle themselves, but there are times that reading a blog won't really help. 

The concept of purchasing a multi-family property, utilizing one unit for STR, and eventually transitioning the entire property into an STR setup after a year is quite appealing.My journey began with properties I owned, where I dove into the STR industry.

I look forward to networking and learning from some of the best REI's and hopefully eventually being able to share my knowledge from experience one day.