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Jorden House-Hay Can real estate investors compete with institutions?
31 March 2022 | 0 replies
Or gradually shift more in the favor of the institutions? 
Ibraheem Abidemi New to the city of Atlanta
24 September 2020 | 10 replies
Hi @Samuel Pavlovcik,Nice to see another fellow Chicagoan coming down to Atlanta, Like yourself my background is in architecture but I have gradually shifted over into development.
Joshua Fair Balancing Profit
24 April 2014 | 7 replies
My plan to get started in REI is to rent my house out, I bought it when the market was at its low and now the market is gradually coming back up.
Matt R. Attn: Detroit Investors - 36 month Case Study - see video enclosed...oh boy
18 November 2014 | 91 replies
As the boundry line of Detroit spreads to other counties, it gradually adapts the same scenario.  
Mari Tomkins unexpectedly in love with a home ; ducks in more of pile than row
15 December 2017 | 5 replies
Have been house-hacking(ish) my Boston condo (formerly my primary residence since ‘04); currently renting for ~$3500/month for 8-10 month’s of the past two years and for significantly less for a little while before that ( as i transitioned gradually from renting/airbnb’ing as a one bed with my crap stored in the second to more of a proper furnished rental).
Alex Nguyen Need a resource for someone who knows little of personal finance
25 May 2016 | 8 replies
I think that you will find that there is no one good resource to learn about money management, and that lots of smart people here on BiggerPockets and around the web will disagree intelligently on the best ways to manage your money.I think that a good list of books to begin reading if you are interested on taking control of your money, learning to invest, and having money work for you, instead of having to work for money, are these:1) Richest Man in Babylon (Great for learning basic finance principles - probably the first book you should read)2) Rich Dad Poor Dad (Great for understanding how wealthy people think about money)3) The Four Hour Work Week (Great for understanding the concept of lifestyle design and that Effort does NOT always correspond to productivity)4) The Millionaire Next Door (Great for understanding about what REAL Rich people do with their lives and money)5) The Wealth Barber (A Great step by step look at a reasonable approach for a typical american looking to manage their wholistic financial position)6) The Compound Effect (A Great Book that Discusses the Gradual, then accelerative, then explosive nature of finance, and many other life objectives)Oh, and since you are learning about money - get these books from the library for FREE! 
Remy Balogun Wholesale 101....Brain Surgery... or just not connecting the dots
8 October 2014 | 6 replies
Short term : diversify into Wholesaling to help mitigate my lost income and also provide more flexibility with my time Long Term:  Continue building wealth and cash flow by gradually increasing our rentals properties with clear titles and using leverage where possible.Are you looking to run a business (wholesaling) or are you looking for more a a risidual income from rentals?
Roy C. Would you invest in 401k instead of invest in real estate?
15 April 2018 | 146 replies
So if I rent (for more than the cost of owning in every market I can find) instead of gradually paying down a mortgage, where does the extra money to invest come from?    
Stephen Kasher Vacancy Problems with Multi-Unit
22 April 2010 | 11 replies
I replaced management and we got strong screening in, but we gradually saw vacancies rise, until the building was 50% vacant in October.
Adrian G. Developing storage facilities with Shipping Containers...
30 March 2019 | 45 replies
I noticed they had constructed a gradual asphalt ramp from the ground up to the floor of the containers!