Instead of brushing it off and doubting, you would be wise to follow this advice as Jay has lost more money on real estate than most will ever make, and he is still crushing it. 

I don't disagree necessarily but many times they were simply not willing to make the sacrifices necessary to go and do it themselves.thats why I was so excited to find out that one of my E-6 sailors was crushing it as an rental investor.

Research who are the ones currently crushing it... rather it be on their social media post or blogs.

We were crushing it during the last real estate crash in 2008 because we always knew how to find equity because equity lives in dead people homes etc.  

People do not want the cheapest they want the best value for the money.I look forward to seeing another one of these articles pop up months to years from now and I will still be crushing it. 

He thinks the IRS would not fight this in court because they might lose a la the "substance over form" doctrine similar to how they got "crushed" recently in the Sumo-Holdings case.

Purchase Price $1,250,000Renovation cost that is mostly fencing and crush and run $300-350kTotal rent year one is $17,500 per month ($210,000 annually) NNN with 3% increases annually.Here is my question.

Owners need to focus on their own careers and not try to be an expert / run jobs out of state, you all will get crushed, not speculating .It took me / us years to build relationships .Good Luck 

For those that signed up for Mastery over the weekend, I wish you the best of luck and hope to see you crushing it in our community very soon!  

I hope you are CRUSHING it in Indy.