Hello fellow bp members,I am currently eager to get my foot in the real estate game and working hard to learn, earn money, and get the ball rolling to house hack.

I probably have less answers for you, and more questions...We don't really know your experience level, so my first question is, do you realize you typically have to have about 20-25% "skin" in the game for this purchase?  

You have to know it takes effort and a lot of time, play the long game, but it's totally worth it. 

Common illegal activities are involvement in drugs, subleasing the property without prior approval, illegal gaming or gambling, cockfights.Holding overA holdover tenant is someone who continues to stay in the rented property without the consent of the landlord even if the lease has already expired or has been terminated.

I am 18 years old. I am starting from the bottom up and am in need of some first steps that would be beneficial to start my career off. I would like to go the BURR direction but also am just trying to get into the rea...

You will be playing the appreciation game for the next few years, however once rates drop again, you can refinance and be cash flowing too. 5 years down the road, the ones focusing on location will be the big winners. 

Decide which game you want to play.

To non-technical people (no coding ability), it's mind-blowing and magical to get a game of snake coded up for you, or similar toy program.To me, someone who tries to use it constantly, I am continuously disappointed.

Even if they charge you a few hundred or $1-$2K for a initial financial plan. 4) On a $5.5M portfolio, something like this would be very appealing to me personally, as a thought starter: - $1.25M home, car, and "toys", paid off- 250K in cash- $2M in stocks- $2M in paid off or lightly levered real estateThis is just me, and I'd personally view the name of the game as wealth preservation and maximizing enjoyment of life with this level of wealth, all liquid, all at once.

I'd call it what it is, my tuition payment in this game to follow up on rent payments.