I just wanted to take a few minutes to propose a thought experiment in hopes of sparking a discussion on what the practical strategies to achieving financial success are and what the necessary disciplines one must apply to get there.

Moving forward it is best practice to obtain your own third party estimate for repairs and use that support the repair contingency or price adjustment so that the seller has no influence on the cost estimate or timeline.

That's what college is for and I think everyone should go. 

Hello everyone,My name is Max Gracyalny, and I'm a college student at Virginia Tech majoring in Real Estate.

My advice is not to hire an attorney but to modify your business practices.

The FHA loan house hacking wouldn't work for me for at least a year due to me having a year left in college.

@Paul TeeReal estate investing involves practical actions and resources.

I would try to determine whether or not it's poor maintenance practices that cost you more out of pocket.

I'm Carter, a senior in college who will be graduating this December and subsequently working full time in Public Accounting.

I never applied for a Unit that big and was wondering if I should try to get a loan (even though I don't get much income right now). and if how what is the process, is there a way to get the loan without putting money down, etc. the only reason I am asking this is I have no experience in this and it practically me jumping from one house to a 14-unit and am trying to figure out if this is a right move.