Purchase price: $264,000 Cash invested: $30,000 Used a conventional loan and "lived in" the property until "unforseen events" required me to move out.

On episode 442, Bryce Stewart discussed how anyone hiring a non insured worker (ex: shoveling a driveway, handyman work, etc) should have them sign a workers comp waiver form in the unfortunate event that they get injured working on your property.

My work schedule makes it difficult to attend PM networking events unfortunately. 

Like being a participant at a major event where important people in that kind of field would be at?

They have great networking events.

Find local meetups and get connected with others who want to think long-term on their investing.We have a meetup starting in Lakeland in the second week of May, it's in the events here.

Can you put aside say 200k in the event of a disaster? 

Plus, you can listen to them while you're in the car or doing other things.Attending some live events is also really helpful.

From what I observed, the community is very tight & close, everyone knows eachother, and they hold lots of community events.

This is when I have recovered all cost and I start to make a profit from the CF.When both of these events occur, the property starts losing value and I sell...and yes, when the property appreciates more, and the CF is coming in, from this point forward, I am losing money.