You will be the one to feel the growing pains of living in the home first, so arm yourself with what you can to make it as seamless and painless as possible.

Good afternoon, I’m a young college student who always wanted to get into real estate but did not know where to start. I am 21 years old and I just want to reach out and learn everything that I can while I’m here I’m ...

We had a new build that required a fire suppression system.Every year the fire marshal comes out to inspect the system and fire extinguishers.Last year they told us to put up a street number sign because the original was too obscure to see for the firetrucks.Everyone involved was super nice and easy to work with.Maybe the county is just going through growing pains and trying to figure it out.

I would 1031 exchange into another market as your caital use on your reserves will be minimal and you can try out a new market by doing this without too much effort or financial pain.

The state part may be a pain. 

Ear plugs, noise blocking machines, noise cancelling curtains could be purchased by the tenant.Rugs will help.  

Focus on the blocking and tackling of getting really good at a particular skill, monetizing that skill, living off of next to nothing, piling up money, getting reps.

Yeah, back in my days of doing slews of redemptions I had 1 bank who was reliably a pain in the azz and never workable.

Early on we had two very similar houses 2 blocks from each other, one with a pool one without and we were able to see the pool house would rent roughly $100 per night and had a higher occupancy, so it was somewhat measurable. 

I don't want to misquote on here) (the $65k: with a new driveway, One 20 foot block fence and new main sewer line that was broken and old (for the main home): aside from the ADU sewer line).