I moved to the Kansas City from Sydney in 2012 with $10,000After a few flips, I "progressed" to Toledo, Ohio in 2014.A few companies later, thousands of flips and the rest if history 😁It will depend how hard you dive in.The deals are always out there to be wholesaled, flipped, BRRRR, etc...$250,000 can go a long way in tertiary markets (Midwest 👍) and over time you could make real estate a full time living with that starting capital.And IMO, you won't worry too much about a 2.8% fixed loan or an 8% fixed loan.Money makes money.God Bless America heheJust my opinion and wishing you the best 🙏

If you are looking for lively, family-friendly communities with great amenities that are popular with guests year-round, we have lots of those.

We would love to have honest updates with progress. 

I'm curious what other cities and states in the Midwest are popular for you guys to invest in?

So how does that impact the longer term investor that may want to partake in Path of progress? 

I am a big fan of maintaining a performance dashboard in my other business (Veterinary Clinic) as I structure it to show in both chart and graph form my progress in various metrics over time for my business.

They are stunning places, and with so much money around ( especially from Other countries w/ how popular CA is )  I guess there's enough ppl willing to pay outrageous prices to deal with insane policies and other madness,  for the incredible weather/ views.

In this article, we will discuss the three most popular repayment methods, how they are different, and in which situations one may be better than another.

If we pass inspection and everything goes well I would be looking for a 10 year lease, with another slow progression on rent until we finish the remaining portion of the property.

Converting apartment buildings  (made up of 300-600 sq ft units) that have lots of character and close to downtown to condos was very popular in the boom times (pre 2008).