Hello I just purchased my first property that I plan to BRRRR and I’m sorry in advance if this is an obnoxious question but I don’t have any formal experience with residential construction (5 years in commercial and a fast learner/ YouTube is how I plan to research particular repairs) I’m looking for an either basic or comprehensive list of tools I will need for first demo-ing the existing insides (this is going to be a full gut job) and then a suggested tool list for finishing the house.. thanks in advance to anyone who contributes, I believe this post will come in handy for many others to get a head start and save time running to Home Depot on their first projects as well!

But even introverts will miss being with whatever social circle they had created at University & might second-guess a decision to stay home & learn.Adult and/or employed learners will still be the primary market for online education.

I am also President of Toledo Property Investors Network, a dynamic group of experienced investors and learners. 

I am a quick learner, with a strong entrepreneurial mindset and good work ethic.

I'm an avid learner/researcher and always enjoy discussing different perspectives to broaden my worldview. 

I am a learner in this group. 

I am still new to the REI world but for the past year I have been trying to be as active of a learner as I can with listening to the BP podcasts and reading the classic rotation of real estate books.

:1) Lots of free time 2)Relatively good English to Israeli 3)Absolute obsession 4)the right Mindset 5) i am a fast learner deals AnalysisAnd I am a person who very much loves learning more and more to enrich knowledge.The brain is the strongest thing there is.I would love if you contact me in private.

I'm a more hands on learner too so going to properties is really going to help force me to learn.

Embrace a "learner's mentality" and never stop learning.