A bold and well-thought-out move, house-hacking a 4-plex in the thriving Kansas City metro region.

Their podcasts were my gateway to self-education, and I devoured their recommended books, diving headfirst into the world of property investment.Fast forward to 2018, I made a bold move by overpaying for my first multifamily property for $274k, put in $30k for renovations, and today, in January 2024, it's valued at a whopping $650k.

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The bold points conflict.I know you budget for capex monthly, but capex doesn't wait for your budget. 6% interest is actually good, so I don't know why you're saying that as a concern.

A red door, or if you're not that bold, go with a black door.Then of course there's always a medium tan color (careful not to get pinkish tone) with white trim, front door a burnished orange color.Whatever one you choose, I'd say give it enough color so that it has punch, rather than looking like tinted white.

Venturing into MTRs is a bold step, and by asking the right questions, you're setting yourself up for success.

Every market is differemt so to make such blanket statements is rather bold in my opinion.

I am personally interested in the Bold program which seemed like it could really boost your business and help with setting the write mindset & establishing systems early on.

In reality, it turned out to be a big sales pitch for their $800 "Bold" training program. 

But listen up, Texas likes things big and bold, so if you're gonna roll out these condos, make 'em top-notch with high-end finishes, Fort Knox-level security, and maybe throw in some shared amenities.