Hi folks, I am a young, aspiring entrepreneur and after being enlightened by countless financial books, such as Rich Dad, Poor Dad, the Millionaire Mind, and etc, I am more than motivated to begin my journey as a Real Estate Investor. 

They include:Growing EconomyJob GrowthPopulation GrowthInvestment Property AffordabilityCash Flow and Equity GrowthGrowing EconomyTampa’s growing economy is largely a result of a city government that advocates for economic development that has furthered a real estate investment boom, making Tampa one of the most popular destinations for millennial entrepreneurs.

being new to real estate investing my husband (the non-entrepreneur conservative one) thinks you start with one property.

Excellent content and a great group of PM entrepreneurs!

Erica Nagle  I just got this one an hour ago:Dear Entrepreneur Pataya Investments Management Group is venture capital firm specializing in growth capital investments.It seeks to invest in public and private securities in a broad range of areas including real estate, energy, oil and gas,emerging markets, and high-technology.

Keith is the lead there, he is a young and hungry entrepreneur and runs a tight ship.

Oh, also right now I'm reading The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg -- awesome reading if you're planning to be an entrepreneur who reports only to themselves and needs good self-discipline. 

I'm 29 years old married with one child on the way soon. Born and raised in Chattanooga, Tennessee. We were married on Sanibel Island and we're lucky enough to to have our wedding filmed as part of the official Sanibe...

Please let me know if you have read and / or have any feedback on this book: Confessions of a Real Estate Entrepreneur: What It Takes to Win in High-Stakes Commercial Real Estate Paperback by James A.

All 2 bedroom unitsRents: $600 per doorMarket rents: $1100-1300 per unitRehab budget: $175kOther measures being implemented to increase NOI: Energy efficient LED lighting indoor and outdoor, RUBS, coin laundry, storage units, pet feesProjected rehab time: 6 monthsProjected ARV based on 7 CAP: $1.2mProjected cashflow after cashout refi: $400 per doorDeal#3Cost per unit: $55kRent per unit: $800-850/mo per unitProperty type: 4plex in Cincinnati How we found it: off market through Facebook groupStrategy: 1 year House-hack followed by 5-7 yr hold rentalFinancing: FHA loan 3.5% down @2.375% interest rate2 units owner occupied, 2 units rentedRental income covers all expenses and mortgage costsIf all 4 units are rented, property to cashflow $200-250 per door as-isLearnings:1) Mindset shift Reading Kiyosaki's Rich Dad, Poor Dad and Cashflow quadrant motivated us to - let go of our liabilities and build assets, move from Employee quadrant to Entrepreneur and Investor quadrant and put us on the path to create passive income.  2) Education - We spent a year reading books on real estate investing, listening to podcasts, reading BP forums and analyzing deals.