At this point, I am prepared to invest $30-40k for a downpayment and torn between and still learning about 3 options - rehab/flip in San Diego, turnkey cashflow investment in Chicago/Indiana, Out of state rehab/flip.This is really an incredible forum looking at the "ready to share knowledge" culture which further emphasizes in my mind that real estate is really not a zero sum game...I look forward to connecting with folks here...

There is a TRUE belief in having a servant's heart with Endeavor and I'm incredibly excited to help as many people as I can.  

If you use hard money like I often do (even though I have lots of capital in 3 hedge funds), the cost of construction delays is incredible.

Essentially, I'd love to see one of these Investor Deal Diaries from you guys, the hosts, in a vlog format if possible.Not that you guys don't have enough going on already, but I think a lot of people would find it incredibly valuable because both you and Josh are great teachers and are excellent at making the process of real estate investing clear and more understandable.In any case, thanks again for the link, Brandon, and keep up the great work.

It's a serious, serious waste of time and money (I'm being redundant here, I know)I've assigned slightly over 75 lease option deals in 10 different states, and not once have I ever spent a dime of money marketing my deals (okay, this might be a bit of a stretch, because I've spent money on local proxy IP's and local phone numbers to create a new craigslist phone verified account, in order to keep my deals live on craigslist without getting ghosted by them, but that's a much deeper discussion).It is incredibly easy to find lease option buyers.

Maybe a wide-stripe wallcovering, a color with white, not too overpowering, but still bold.I understand repurposing a room to bedroom for a higher ARV, but does the dining area have a closet?

Also, the listing is incredibly vague, just that it's a duplex and garage apt, and they are all 2/1's.

That is incredible!

It's incredibly important to diversify.  

A deep and wide market for sub-prime MBS's was created and that meant banks could lend to anyone with no approval criteria and unload the risk quickly and easily.