I remember when I first started wholesaling in Atlanta there was a builder that had a gorgeous home that he had built by hand in Alpharetta, GA.

I recently graduated from college, so I am hoping to cut my teeth on investing soon, most likely with a  house hack.

This tip will save you from financial alot of stress in which I endured and cut my teeth on.

I’ve been a long time listener of the bp podcast but really want to start digging my teeth in and start prepping to make my first deal.

I’ve been a long time listener of the bp podcast but really want to start digging my teeth in and start prepping to make my first deal.

It is a beautiful house with walkout basement into a gorgeous backyard and <1 block walk to get to the river.

From my understanding, LLC's and Corporations have different tax requirements.I'd prefer to avoid both downtrodden and luxury real estate.Being handy is a learned skill and you can cut your teeth on your first few deals. 

As easy as this sounds, it's not simple and usually like pulling teeth.

Although its not adding to my income, my personal housing expenses are less allowing me to save more for future opportunities, and as others have mentioned, as a newbie I cut my teeth on all the nuisances of rental property investing. 

I believe growing up in a family of woodworkers and handymen has prepared me for these challenges, as I've worked on many houses and projects before and helped build a rather gorgeous 3000 sq/ft log cabin starting from foundation up as a young teen.