Hustle, patience (but not too much), keeping our "why" at the forefront of everything, and a willingness to do the research/read a ton, team work (husband and myself).My husband and I don't have a ton of school debt because we both went to state schools and got scholarships.

Yes, I would stay on top of your agent to ensure your offer is at the forefront of the seller's mind.

My questions are about the BRRRR strategy; curious to know who's done it and any pitfalls or things to note on the fore front.

Thanks for keeping this issue at the forefront.

For us, we didn't have time to be asking 1,000 questions as we knew exactly want we wanted as our criteria were in the forefront of our heads and maybe because we are real estate investors too. 

They are at the forefront for all legislation trying to finally get Best Practices established. 

BP motivated me to step to the forefront.

I think it's important to keep this in the forefront of people's minds. 

NACA is a non-profit HUD Certified homeownership and advocacy organization that has been in the forefront in the fight for economic justice.

(forefront facts- no, i currently do not own my own home, so anything "riding" or an "umbrella" within is not possible.) i'm getting ready to place original oil paintings in vacant properties for staging (there is also an option to buy said work. not sure if this has any affect. laying out the picture.) 1. what kind of insurance do you all generally utilize with a vacant house. 2. who do you use?