Been following BP for 4 years and im just NOW really getting the ball rolling. im a rookie and proud to say it. im eager to learn, grow and dominate this skill.

learn to use a tool which gets data from a wider spectrum of websites.

I am learning a lot and I appreciate it.

Anything 2-4 units is good for a first one, but its worth paying extra to be in a good area so you can learn how to manage your property.

However, the cost-effectiveness of such a mandate is highly questionable, and the resources required for compliance may be better spent elsewhere.

Lessons learned?

I’m looking to learn more about the fix-and-flip side of real estate.

I've learned a ton, gained a ton of experience, had some long nights, but overall very pleased with the first year in business.Once I onboarded property #4 I realized I was getting close to my max in terms of how many properties I can take on with no other employees or outside help, while still being able to dedicate ample time to my 2 other businesses (I'm also a general contractor and content creator).My plan is to hover around 5 properties for the long haul.

Definitely learn about and post to furnishedfinder.com.

Hi Bethany,I saw your post and wanted to reach out because I think I can be a great resource for you as you embark on your real estate investment journey.I’m an investor/syndicator, and I was born and raised in Albany, so I’m very familiar with the Upstate NY markets.