Each is about 1/2 a social group, and the other half, learning and sharing from others in the industry.  

I think the goal in your early years is to learn as much as you can about the industry (inside an out) and increase your income so you can have the reserves, and closing funds needed to buy rentals or potential flips. 

We came in about $20,000 per unit back then, and the owner paid for some of the exclusive materials that he wanted. 

Well, that's enough for starters.Mikep.s.I'm a kid from Chicago that goes back 50+ years in the cannabis industry.....

Question to this @Albert BuiUnder COB exclusion to bypass the 50% LTV restriction:- you have paid the mortgage for atleast 12 monthsWhat if you do a subject to and backpay 23 months of a loan that is currently in a loss mitigation status.

SB 721 launched an industry with its share of unscrupulous players.

Industrial midwest cities help built this country and this economy and many got left behind after the manufacturing left and I've seen it first hand how it destroyed communities but they're resilient cities with very strong and resilient people and are excellent for Section 8 rentals.

Carrot is the most ripped off websites in the industry, so I know). 

In fact, given the success I had on my first commercial deal (bought, rehabbed and flipped an 18000 ft light industrial building and netted $500K in 24 months), I'm not even sure I want to do residential going forward. 

After 25 years in the bed and breakfast industry living amongst my guests I found that setting expectations and ground rules can be a game changer in keeping the harmonious relationship between you and your tenants.