With that said, it's best to START it like you're going to outsource everything, so it will be easier once you decide to make that transition.

Here’s an example, I just took a trip across the country, and decided to visit some “popular“ OOS investment neighborhoods that are promoted here on BP.

While it is a super nice home and seems like a great price to many of us, if you decide to sell, what is your pool of buyers? 

He seems like a pretty likeable and well intentioned guy.I signed up for his book/audiobook and listened to it almost all the way through.After all that I decided to "reach out" to sign up for his protégé program.

I analyzed the risk and reward and decided to invest.  

And what you've also seen is people that were renting 3 bedroom cabins are now deciding they can get by with the smaller one and two bedroom cabins. 

He decided to switch to a finance degree with the goal of financial advising and real estate investing. 

We were approved for 300k FHA or 200k conventional loan so we decided to use conventional.

When deciding whether to sell or hold, I’d suggest framing it through two key lenses:1.

I've finally decided to do a new member introduction!