The burning question is: do you own rental properties?

Also understanding how things are put together, how siding works, gutters, etc (basically as many aspects of the home as possible)Having this knowledge will also help you from getting burned by contractors telling you things just so they can save time and money and deliver a crappy service. 

Cap rates are at 5-6% on a stabilized SFR with a long term rental strategy.Only strategy I am seeing pencil right now are with a rent by the room / co-living strategy .Flips in some areas kind of make sense where you're all in for around 80% and can make a spread.I'd suggest evaulating different strategies or markets, else you may burn yourself out - this is learned from experience :)Shoot me a pm if you'd like to chat - I'd be happy to chat and help save you some time.

Its a great place to get started and get into some great investments but its also an easy place to get burned!

He is open in his training about risks and teaching realities of real estate. he is not fluff in his comments nor critical feedback. he breaks the training down for newer investors so it makes sense and constantly is sharing what is required to help protect yourself 3) the community he has built =instant lead generation for people to work together to get deals closed!.

And for anyone who bought as it was rolling upward and 2017, and got burned, it sucks but your personal feelings mean nothing to where it could be going and the functional use.

A neighbor finds out he is living there with a simple online search and burns your house down3 A neighbor tells the local news channel and they show your house on the nightly news 4 A neighbor find out you are the owner with a simple online search and they begin harassing you and your family where you live. 

Stone outer shell, Burn out. 

While it certainly would be better to also cash flow, the objectives of many new builds are to create instant equity upon completion. 

Basically he’s burning the bridge down for all future work that we can do together as well.I believe in paying our contractors and I’ve never had an issue in 20 plus years.