Wisdom is knowing which is which.We do something a little bit differently, we buy "off market" and take over thier loan & we expect to get low interest rates and equity up front like this.

I kind of stuck it to her by buying a duplex for a house hack but as time passed she came to see the wisdom of having the income to fund our expenses and renovations to the property.

@David Krulac would you mind sharing a bit more wisdom regarding how do you find "neighborhoods where most of the properties are owner occupied"?

I will assume Ludlow has similar seasonal activity as Stowe, if so , the summers are busier than conventional wisdom would say.

It reaffirms that by taking action, continuously learning, and being willing to adapt, investors can achieve their goals without the excessive financial burden of costly courses.Thank you for sharing your wisdom and encouraging fellow investors to take the leap and begin their own real estate journeys.

Wisdom is learning from others' experiences/mistakes.Real estate education is relatively simple.

If anyone can lead me in the right direction I would be very grateful and appreciate any words of wisdom or advice.

Happy almost Summer BP Community,I'm reaching out to tap into the collective wisdom of the community as I look to expand and accelerate my rental business using the BRRRR strategy.I currently focus on buy-and-hold investments in small multifamily properties (2-4 units).

What's laughable, I mean LAUGHABLE, is your theoretical example from the interweb when I brought receipts using my actual tax statements and 1099s.Secondly, the OP or other questioner has expressed gratitude for my wisdom on this subject.I notice in every thread you respond to, you brag about your own personal success in order to lift your fragile ego so I'll mention that I also recently purchased a condo with a 7.6% COC return in San Diego last year.

I'm looking to get some direction, advice, and/or wisdom on my rental situation.