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Valerie Zutavern Wisconsinite Noob
2 April 2016 | 10 replies
If you are Diligent,  and Disciplined you can do it, the no money down methods are quite risky and expensive, but are an outlet if others are not available to you.Words of wisdom, Very few contributors on here are experienced investors, most are new like you, but they have read all the books, and listened to all the pod casts, oh and they are experts, just ask them they will tell you.  
Cory Nolan Thoughts on using a HELOC for my first investment
27 November 2017 | 11 replies
No need to pay for an "all-in-one" product, which still requires ongoing discipline anyway.
Nobu Ajito Introduction Post - Hi I'm Nobu
22 July 2018 | 15 replies
I came to join BP after meeting a real estate investor who shared his own real estate journey with me and I was intrigued how rewarding it could be to a disciplined investor.I am currently looking to move to San Diego, CA for a year in order to fulfill the occupancy requirements for a 4 Unit Multiplex.I am seeking to discuss: purchasing, short term vacation rentals, renovations, upgrades, out of state property management, market analysis.I look forward to meeting everyone and appreciate everyone who responds!
Roy Benson Newbie Question on Fix and Flips, Etc
12 April 2017 | 4 replies
He needs to get his life in order first and develop some self discipline before he undertakes this.
Raul Sai P Remote owner challenge with Rentals getting consistently trashed
15 December 2023 | 77 replies
That "cash is king" person could be generally be the most reliable tenant with a scary good discipline
Tyler Sherman New College Grad Engineer from Arizona
21 October 2015 | 12 replies
As a Chem E, you're in a career field with one of the highest starting salaries of all majors, which when paired with some disciplined savings should put you in a great position to build wealth and a large passive income stream.  
Bevin Morgan Am I making a HELOC Mistake?
21 March 2019 | 2 replies
@Bevin Morgan There is little downside to getting a HELOC for someone who is disciplined with money. 
Alec Woodside Eager and Motivated! Hi, I'm Alec.
9 May 2017 | 8 replies
It's a great way to be independent and comfortable as long as DISCIPLINE is a major part of your life.  
Charles Schmidt Airbnb Rental Arbitrage
2 January 2023 | 8 replies
Then, when things get tough, they walk away and go back to delivering pizza or whatever it is they were doing before.If you can't demonstrate financial discipline and hustle, sacrifice, and save to invest, then you probably won't do perform very well with your investment, either.
Sean Liszka Jobs that help real estate
20 July 2018 | 5 replies
This does not only develop you the field you are working in.It develops your entire attitude, your mind, your discipline and you train your mind to be able to handle many things at once.The worst thing you can do is  have tunnel experience.