Getting your first rehab project will require you to create a SOW, talk to contractors, compare and review bid proposals, review budgets, & make countless trips to Home Depot.

I had one starting out and he saved me thousands of dollars and countless time off my learning curve getting started.

We can all debate over whether email is a proxy for a protected class, but in a world of $1k/hour attorneys the best defense is always being proactive and avoiding even the appearance of discriminatory behavior that sends countless DIY landlords down a path of litigation benefiting no one except the lawyers.

I also HIGHLY HIGHLY warn investors to beware of Reafco and all their employees in Ohio who peddaled me countless horrible deals as an out of state investor and I wasted almost $8k in inspections and such on properties in horrendous condition that they lied about. 

I’ve been investing in real estate in Mexico for years, met countless foreign real estate owners and I have yet to meet a single one that has either experienced or heard of a problem with squatters.

I'm friends with a plumber and he does countless water heater installs.

I have flipped countless houses but my few house hacks have made an instance return compared to the effort that I put into them. 

I am a Broker, I have done thousands of CMA's and countless BPO's and I still wouldn't dare doing a purchase blind with no appraisal UNLESS it's so insanely discounted that there is a no-brainer Grand-Canyon sized equity on it and that ONLY comes via some matching massive sized issue to do with the buy, like it's an estate and heir's want nothing to do with the floor to ceiling green shag carpeting or ceiling mounted disco ball in master-bedroom and just want quick easy simple cash (yes, I have seen this, floor to ceiling green shag, yes, across the walls!

Hi everyone,I have to say I love this forum, I've already met countless people from it and made some great connections.

Getting your first rehab project will require you to create a SOW, talk to contractors, compare and review bid proposals, review budgets, & make countless trips to Home Depot.​You will inevitably make mistakes and underestimate things, but you will learn 90% of what you know by just doing your first rehab!