Fortune favors the bold" - latin proverb.

Unfortunately I'm overseas right now and will be relocating soon so I don't foresee myself making any bold moves too quickly, but I will definitely try and take the time I have to contribute back to the community, that I have learned so so much from and continue to learn as much as I can.

Sounds like you have no problem helping, but when you get a heavy dose of entitled users boldly asking/demanding information it's quite annoying.I'm no expert and haven't experienced this but I can relate in other aspects.

The reason I say this boldly is because a CPA knows what tax breaks to give you regarding this Industry, therefore "Landlording".   

, but (I paraphrase) be bold when others are fearful, and be cautious when others are bold.

I've done it many times.First reaction, no to the blue, yes to a warm gray... but I usually do a lighter version of the base cab color on the uppers, or a completely different lighter hue, depending on other contributing visual factors.Are you replacing the countertops?

We have been doing neutrals for decades it just shifts color hues over time. 

Hello everyone I'm brand new and stumbled across bigger pockets just the other day, I'm a soldier in the U.S Army and would like some people to discuss real estate with, I am as new as it gets and just want to have a better life for my family I'm very interested in the "BRRR" method but am a little scared to make such a bold purchase being so new.

It is incredibly unlikely that this will come up, unless you attempt to get another owner occupant mortgage within the next 12 months.If it does come up for some reason, you will have to document the portion I put in bold.

I am in the largest producing real estate office in Indianapolis and I regularly train new agents including all the ones that go to BOLD.