It's been a wild ride of learning about wholesaling, flips, BRRRRs, deals, and market tricks straight from some of the best in the biz.I'm actively seeking to expand my network by connecting with investor-friendly real estate agents, wholesalers, and contractors near the Minnesota Twin Cities area.

I'd keep that one, have a property manager and let it ride out.

So as an investor here, it doesn’t particularly bother me that Detroit has gone on this roller coaster ride since the other areas are showing very positive signs.Is the recent appreciation data/success above most likely because the market previously dipped 50 years ago and then again in 2008?

From what I know, all the three operators (currently) are closed ended funds.... you are along for the full ride (just like me), so your going to be there awhile till they close it down.

I been in the game for a bit and it's been a fun ride...

Keep in mind that if you're not ready for the ride, it's best to avoid Citizen.

(You care about your clients, not the deal)You have probably already seen the first and second year drop out stats, so buckle up for the ride. 80% don't survive year one, most of whos left quit year two.You can't specialice when you start, you'll need every transaction you can get.Read the Millinair Real Estate Agent by Gary Keller.

It's a seesaw ride, so you have to strike a balance.

As committed as I was to the vision, there were many days and nights where it felt like a vision of one, but I would have many people who would come along for the ride.

We began work on homes on Second Street, Clark, Battle Row and many streets I would learn really, really well riding around monitoring “progress.”