This type of strategy works really well for people who worked at a company for a long time and whose stock did incredibly well.These are concepts even financial advisors get tripped up on so feel free to clarify anything that doesn't make sense or if you want to give more specifics I can give examples and math.

I feel compelled to reiterate that my dealings with Flip System in Detroit have been incredibly stressful, leaving me to face significant financial repercussions.It's disheartening that Antoinne has ignored my numerous emails detailing the issues I encountered, yet he reappears on these forums to invite me to boost his credibility in my own properties, presumably to enhance his reputation.

I realize this can vary widely, but any ballpark numbers would be incredibly helpful.I appreciate any insights or advice you can share!

Although I'm not unhappy with my job, it's incredibly stressful. 

Co-Star is expensive, but it has incredible data.

From house hackers to traditional investors, the financing piece of 4 units and below is widely appealing.

Property tax is a very local issue, and the details of particular problems can vary widely based on the statutes in that state.I'm mostly wondering what issues people have run into , and if they've hired outside help to deal with those issues.

Any general contractors, carpenters, handymen that cover a wide range of skills? 

A property in Allentown, may seem convenient in location, be really close to promising comps, and have good valuations, but only a local expert or someone from the Pittsburgh Area would know that you probably have the market area too wide. 

@Adam WidderI have heard costs anywhere from $500 to $2,000 a month which is a very wide spread this wondering if it’s worth it.