Either buy what you can afford, or stay out of the game till you can afford it.Anyone involved in trainings, mentorships etc on any topic, anywhere, my advice to you is PRESS IN, get closer to your group, sit at the feet of the 'masters' so to speak...then watch what happens to your knowledge, and your business.

So they invest in real estate and watch all of the great tax losses get suspended and carried forward.The short-term rental loophole avoids this issue.

They also hire someone to watch the dog during the day and leave it with family members many other days. 

I've watched some of the YouTube videos and listened to their podcasts - some of the free advice is helpful but I wouldn't pay for their courses or "mentorship" program.

Hey everyone!

I just wanted to thank everyone for sharing such great information across all the forums here. This website has been an amazing find and hope to learn more and share my experiences as I grow. 

I watched the work digging for a sewer in the road in San Antonio and they must have been 20 feet deep- this was on a commercial feed on a main road. 

I have been watching my local market the past couple of years saving money and building credit for my first property.  

After 2 plumbers/sewer inspections, they both recommended that I just watch it and use root killer twice per year.

Key areas to watch include interest rates and inflation, tax policies, affordable housing and rental assistance programs, regulatory environment, and supply-side initiatives.

For example, we finish the basements with indoor/outdoor carpet (instead of LVP, which makes it feel a lot more homey), because we know parents go nuts in the winter if they can't send the kids downstairs to pay - or have a space for the guys to watch the game on Sunday.