I'm still stuck in the whole analysis paralysis phase right now and it doesn't help that this isn't the friendliest market to  begin investing.

I am still in the building phase of my portfolio.

We work on behalf of and partner with owners and developers to navigate the city process and entitlements so that you can ultimate build on  your land, we can get you linked up with a Architect, and can even help during the construction phase. 

Unless you perform a Phase 1 to make sure the soil is clear, this can potentially be an issue.

I'm in the education phase now as I'm keeping up with the podcasts and reading Set For Life now.I am slowly working on warming my wife to the idea of using some of our reserves to buy an entry level rental home/duplex, but have also started thinking about whether going to house hacking, even if it's more on the "luxury" end with having an ADU or separate mother in law suite might be a better approach.

I post my 2 phase electrical problems on a weightlifting website.  

To support your point I think the AVERAGE real estate agent with little experience that provides barely any value to their customers beyond their lockbox key could be easily phased out.

Right now I am just in the practice phase of analyzing anyway but wanted to hear some thoughts.

The rehab was paid for using savings, interest free credit cards, and a heloc that we got after the first phase of remodels.

Hi all,I’m a new wanna-be investor in West Virginia, and am immersing myself in the education phase.