The vanity itself was a sink sitting on a handicap toilet chair* Sheetrock patch made up of packing tape and sheetrock mud* P-trap being held up by a leather belt and mostly consisting of duct tap

Love, love love this site and hope one day to meet Scott Trench, Brandon Turner, Josh Dorkin and Mindy Jensen some day...maybe next time I get back out to Colorado to snowboard or visit the family.In the meantime, I aim to get a couple properties under my belt, but I want to do it right this time.

You will have learned an insane amount through the process, have your first flip under your belt, and know all of the things you have to do the next time.

I don't think that general statements like , "The Midwest /rust belt don't appreciate"" aren't always true .

After you have a few under you belt, then you can approach your local banks (everyone of them) to get much better terms.

I am looking to get a deal under my belt but through everybody's advice is really do not rush because it could cost you tremendously. 

One of the good things about these properties is you can find them pretty much anywhere - but we do a lot of business in rust belt cities in Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, etc.

Hello everyone, I have seen Sensei Gilliland of Black Belt Investors speak several times, and spoken to him personally. 

Love to talk to you about investing as a veteran, I have to buy and holds under my belt (1 with a VA Loan) -Michael

I have been more focused this year with trying to get the first property under my belt.