The domain registration costs $20 a year and there are sites that will run the email for free.

@Chantell JohnsTo start putting money into multifamily real estate, take these steps: learn first from books and the web, meet folks who've done it, look up good places on sites like Zillow and Realtor.com, get a team with real estate folks, money lenders, and fix-up crews.

I've heard of mentees who started cleaning up construction areas on a flip at the end of each work day or picking up supplies at Home Depot and delivering them to the job site.

I'm a military contractor so I spend time working remote and bouncing around some overseas on site.

@Jonathan OrrWhen the heading on the main site says “we dislike men”….

Also, if BP members are going to use the best appreciating locations in their pro RE examples, then you must use those same locations when drawing the opposite conclusion.Or you site the range of expert averages (I can find legit references that indicate as low as 20% and as high as 33%).  

Post ads online on big rental sites like Craigslist, Zillow, Trulia, and Apartments.com, as well as on social media like Facebook Marketplace, Facebook Groups, Instagram, and Twitter.

Average cost to build covered, and climate controlled units.For those so gracious, I would be willing to pay $/Hr to jump on a zoom call to walk me through the underwriting process of evaluating these sites.

The problem with sites like Zillow and Realtor is that even if you take it off the market for 30 days and it shows as a new listing, buyers can see the price history from when you bought it to when you listed it and dropped the prices . . . that "trick" worked before the history was public so not sure that is the solution. 

An example of my training can be found at my site here - https://nhbig.com/training-paidMy students come and go and some make it and some do not, for the same reason I just mentioned - we just don't take the time and focus needed to master it!