Once you have a househack under your belt and you can save money back up, making a move in a year or so after that is a great launching point.

It is now 2021 and I recently just launched a transportation company in the Medical industry and I'm already prepping to start my second full on company here soon.

After months of intense research, I am about to launch a new business, which will give selected investors the opportunity to invest in real estate notes.

I would say the launch has been pretty successful to this point but I'm always looking for ways to improve.To try and take off with the new listing I did some really low introductory pricing for August.

After 8 months I refinanced 209k. this profit launched me in to the next several deals.

The trick might be how often do they launch and draw a crowd? 

I created the position of operations manager and ran the email marketing and help to launch the new redesigned site for the company during which I continued to perform throughout the DC/Baltimore region.

Launching our first airbnb in SLC, utah very soon.

Yes, the "Atlanta market" on average appears to be somewhat overbought, currently, but the Metro area consists of hundreds of little sub-markets, and there are still great deals to be had in many of them.That said, you probably won't find them actively listed on MLS: You'll need to either launch some aggressive marketing or get your deals from investors who do.

My plan is to use this house and hopefully a multi family in the Lansing area as our launching point if we go the PM route, thanks again for the info and insight.