We practice "safe real estate", so this is all possible but not necessarily what will occur.This is not exhaustive and does not constitute any fiduciary responsibility, it is merely one man's opinion on a public forum.

I need to shift now to having practice sessions in doing research and in watching auctions online.

I am hoping to like many others build up a good retirement through real estate and are looking for opportunities to learn good practices, soft skills and gain confidence and build repeatable systems that can scale. 

This would allow us to bypass a simultaneous closing and buy a new property within a 180-day timeframe to fulfill the 1031 exchange requirement.

If you have time to complete projects in your home, practice those skills and keep a log of how much time and cost everything was.  

Written by attorney investors, it's full of practical advice about the management of investment property, has sample forms that can be edited, and - most importantly - tells you what your primary state laws are and where you can read them.

I am investor and own a real estate practice in KC .

I’m thankful we’re having a light snow winter with relatively mild temperatures because he’s working on renovating 6 units simultaneously for me!

We practice the BRRRR model of investing and are operating just south of Charlotte in SC.A great place to network and possibly find a good contractor may be local REIA meetups.

I have quite a bit of equity living in CA and my rentals are practically paid for.....I spoke to my CPA and he had some input as well, seek legal advice and make sure you get that umbrella policy first from your insurance provider.