Partner Driven was interested in the De Gage Drive deal in Prairieville, LA, due to its quick profit potential.

Less headaches, better tenants, more rapid appreciation of rents and more overall profit, less driving… but maybe not as impressive to someone asking how many doors.

*Read some forums on this page (thanks, y'all are pretty awesome)*Done a bunch of "driving for dollars" (I have a side business inspecting houses that makes this easy/free to do), did the cold calling/research to get to the owners to get to the point of making a few offers.

If they really like and respect you and enjoy renting from you, it dramatically drives your business in a successful direction.

And, to be honest, I am not even in the process of looking for a 4+ unit property (yet), which is what this section is referring to, but it drives me nuts when I read something I cannot understand.

Before you jump 2 feet into the Real Estate Investing world, I challenge you to find a balance of continuing your drive toward real estate while improving your position at your current role.

So of course that’s exactly what I did when I got home and I just finished looking at some properties and I’m gonna go Driving around tomorrow looking for more after the presentation.

Avalon, it may be a bit of a drive for you but I always attended the Renegades Detroit RE Meetup.It's held monthly in Troy and always had a great turnout and mix of new folks as well as experienced investors.

Here are some of the driving factors I'm thinking about when deciding whether or not to move forward with this bedroom addition at my duplex:Unit Layout. 

I admit that the allure of interest-only payment to drive insane profitability from cash flows is attractive; however, I don't see a standard process that the lender follows, but it may just be the affiliate/broker representing them who isn't very formal.