As long as you're not an anti-social psychopath, whatever your answer to that question is, is probably an okay place to buy.From there, we can run some numbers, make sure we're not missing anything, but in the end most decisions are actually pretty simple. 

Hey Jonah - I hear interesting things about Fello as well as some social media automation tools for audience building. 

Also, having an "Instagrammable moment" like a mural with your own hashtag on it as a focal point makes the social media game much more intuitive for your guests.For those with retreat properties who need to hunt down event clients, I'm hearing great things about South African VAs for outside sales. 

I am a investor and newly licensed realtor. also looking to expand my social circle.

I spoke with my attorney for eviction. but my brother who use to work debt and bill collection told me if this tenant is on social security and works under the table at a job I can't garnish his wages because disability and social security are protected which I find ridiculous since he has been living for free guess these deadbeats know the system so well to get away with things.

Lately, on his social media account he's been letting on where the markets are, that these deals can be found.

#1 I agree with others, don't compare your progress with social media posts.

Honestly, we should have been easy clients - we came to him with a plan in place wanting his help on claiming REP status, setting up a cost segregation for a rental property bought and functioning in 2022, so that we could file for 100% bonus depreciation for that tax year.

I started out after college owning my own business but eventually got into social work which doesn’t pay particularly well but have still managed to obtain 7 properties with 25 doors in the past 4 years.

change the qualification status and allow this strategy?