I deal with highly affluent people and the relationship and trust is everything to them.Everyone has freedom of choice to run their business how they see fit but this is not my cup of tea.

Not my cup of tea.  

I am at a real estate investment class but I don’t feel it is necessary to pay $40,000 for training with a “guru.”I’m just looking to see if anyone is currently investing in the Glasgow, Edinburgh, or anywhere in Scotland and wanted to have a cup of tea or coffee and chat about some real estate? 

The old guy & his friends made their own wine & grappa in the back enclave so I assume it was well used & flowed often.In one we did buy we found a large steam chest of very old silver tea sets & crystal under an enclosed staircase.

So we have a very nice SFH that rents for a premium in a very nice neighborhood. We vetted the couple that moved in last year. Everything has been going fine, hell, they pay rent two months ahead every other month. Th...

I’d like some advice on what I should do.I’d love to get super detailed and give you guys my life story but honestly I don’t think that matters, until we maybe meet and grab a coffee or a donut, tea or a taco, if it goes that far, which I’m hoping it does. ☕️🍩🍵🌮.So it here I am In a nutshell-25 year old - 40,000 clean after taxes ( single )-Live at home rent free-Payed off all credit cards-Payed off car loan-Currently only have about 5,000 in the bank ( just started going positive after paying off debt )-Saving all earnings every month ( 3,000 after taxes, a month low balling a bit )-Work 12 hours - 6 days a week ( 😐 )-Credit is at 690- 700 last time I checked ( 1 month ago )-First time buyer -Interested in multi family investing minimum 2 units + . ( cash flow ) don’t plan on living in it.

I don't know too much about those condos, not my "cup of tea" but I suppose you could buy one and rent it out and cash flow on it.

After work or on weekends I am pretty free and I love tea so in am always up for Starbucks!

I'm just positing another point of view, that being that high leverage, which is more risky for lender and borrower, may not be everybody's cup of tea.

You drink enough sweet tea with little old blue hair ladies, you will do well.