But renovations and tenant selection are the most critical parts to a successful deal.  

Hi McKenzie,It sounds like your first renovation project was a great success!

I’ve worked with investors who have used this approach successfully, so here’s a quick breakdown of what you need to know.First off, you don’t necessarily need to own the property outright to offer owner financing.

I look forward to successfully landing out first property by paying the money down but then plan on leveraging opther strategies such as BRRRR, HELOCS, etc.

If a student wants to attend a LEGITIMATE university but their background indicates they won’t be successful an ethical college will reject their application.  

The most successful investors have a go-to full service agent. 

Hi, everyone I am please to have join this amazing website with all the help and knowledge that we can all give each other to become successful.

Out of every 100 people there, I would argue less than 10% would become successful investors and more than 50% would lose money on deals.

The responsible time to begin raising capital is once you’ve taken projects through full life cycles (hopefully some with success). 

@Garrett Brown let’s hear your success story .why would a passive investor looking for a fixed rate of return of 15% Cash on Cash want a variable return via co-hosting?