I am eager to continue learning and I know that Bigger Pockets will be a major part of helping me attain my goal one day.

I recently attained my salesperson license, even though I don't work in that capacity within our firm.

Call out for referrals for a reputable CPA in San Antonio, TX who has ample experience in supporting REI clients.

I have an initial goal of attaining $3,000 per month ($36k annually) in income derived from real estate investments in order to supplement my full-time job.To kickstart this post, I thought I'd ask some questions to the community that I've been pondering over the course of my real estate education:First, market timing: I have the sense that the Dallas market has been on the upswing for the past several years, accelerating even more rapidly since the announcement of several major companies (including Toyota) moving to Plano.  

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We have six apartment buildings with ample equity to purchase our next complex. 

My Personal concern would be having ample cash reserves when you are done with the rehab.  2 units will eat cash on occasion, be ready.  

I have my story, the struggle, and the journey from when I was a poor kid growing up, then when I began investing from the age of  22 or so to today at 31 years old where I have attained what in my perspective is success through real estate which impacts several categories of my life.  

Those that want to stay and are good tenants will accept it and be more likely to stay long term if you give ample notice of your agenda and make a plan.

I am extremely lucky in the things that I have and the levels of success that I have attained in my career.