This is important when troubleshooting lists, as you can a) look at samples from your list to see if they are really what you want, and b) look at samples that were not included in your list, and see why they weren't included.Public records data is very messy, and varies from county to county, and even by year built, or other odder variations.

The truth is, you could read 100 books and still not know enough because certain things need to be learned through trial-and-error.

Purchase price: $87,000 A foreclosed property that I acquired with price of 60% of market value, I acquire it using a slight variation of BRRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance and Repeat). - Buy using hard cash, - Refinance my other properties to get the cash back + get the rehab fund, - Rehab of $30,000 to increase it's value to around $230,000- Rental units of 50 units with nett cashflow after expense and mortgage of $1200- Repeat: finding another opportunities with the extra money that I got from refinance What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

I'm among-st creating my own spreadsheet (Sorry BP, I did use yours but have ran out of free trials!)

Commercial development is in a league of its own, which I think working for a company or person in the beginning can definitely help out with the trial and error phase you will definitely go through.

Most, if not all, of them usually offer some sort of free trial, so I'd recommend signing up and seeing which one you like most.

(Not something you will get right immediately, I often find when I start a new project - what I think I should do, and what I actually need to do to get results takes some trial and error.

I’m sure there are many variations of this (assuming it’s a spin-off of the Infinite Banking / Bank on Yourself concepts), but wondering if anyone is employing this Family Bank concept.

A variation or misspelling of the name can make you miss it otherwise.

@Michael M. watch which advice you take on this subject because there is some variation around the country based on state, city, county, etc.