Sounds like a pretty good opportunity; hit me up if you want to talk shop and we might be able to help get you to the finish line.

Hi AllI'm looking for the best path to take in regards to getting into rental properties in the Hagerstown, MD area (starting with a house hack).I'm still currently living at home with mom and dad while I'm finishing up my last year in college and working full time making ~50K and am able to save/invest most of it due to my only real expenses being a car payment and insurance.I have about $30k saved up between cash and a brokerage account and a pretty solid credit score of around 740 so I shouldn't have much trouble with loan rates.My main question is - would it be more beneficial to wait it out and buy properties with a conventional loan and 20% down to avoid mortgage insurance or would it be better to use an FHA loan just to get my foot in the door and start my rental property journey.Any and all advice/input is greatly appreciated.

I'm finishing my first project and am wondering what if there is a standard in the REI industry for tipping? 

Now we are finishing up with the flip.  

And funny you mention The Miracle Morning, I just finished it, followed by Change Your Habits, Change your Life in an effort to redesign my life and myself - and they have me rethinking my entire habit and reward system. 

I am looking at a property, in MA, that is a legal 3 unit with a legal finished in-law basement.

But you will set out finish needs or other larger items: full kitchen remodel or just new appliances and paint cabinets.  

I just recently had my finished basement waterproofed and need help figuring out what my options are for making it look pretty again.

I am 21 years old and make $45,000 a year, and have about $10,000 wrapped up in it so far, and need another $7000 to finish it the rest of the way.

Of course we want you to join our brokerage when you finish and become a productive agent when you finish the course.