Your investor friend was right to tell you to consider your future, as I was a hair stylist once, and as soon as carpal tunnel (sorry if misspelled) set in, then I knew I had to find something different!

Being as cheap as possible, I get my hair almost shaved off so I only have to go pay them about every 3-4 months:) On a different note, I had considered trying to get more into commercial.

Well, two days after listing the house we got multiple offers, some over asking, and I could not be happier and more grateful to God. 2017 was the year when I went through the lowest point of my flipping career (albeit a short 2-year one) after losing a significant amount of money and sleep and weight, hair, smile, relationships, self-confidence, and self-esteem.

I’m laser focused on being an exceptional property manager (whether I hire a PM or not), do you think that’s the right move?

When you buy turn key your buying rehabbed not Brand new... from the pics of this house I don't think this was Turn key at all.. it looked like it was lived in.. and your buying an existing rental with whatever hair comes on it.

My hair dresser is actually a real estate agent as well, so she helps me a bit but I need the other pieces of the puzzle. 

Hi guys,I recently bought a Canon laser printer to use for my direct mail campaigns and I bought some postcards to try out.

You don't know cold until you have your nose hair freeze after being outside for 30 seconds.  

But then I found this guy named Mark Whitten in Baltimore he had a book " How to flip houses like your hair is on fire" So i googled testimonials actually emailed him and found him out to be real and not a gimmick.

So here's another tidbit I've learned:  always have a "get out of town with your hair on fire" exit strategy to go with the standard multiple exits.