You will learn so much from buying a small SFR or duplex and renting it out, and with a smaller amount of up-front cash, you won't plunge too far if the deal goes south.I believe I could have purchased 2-3 times as many properties in my first year as I did, but I am trying to build a slow, steady portfolio that grows at a healthy, sustainable pace.

Im mainly looking for more passive ways of building sustainable long term wealth, not interested in the overnight success or endlesa days rehabbing homes, as this would be supplemental income.Thanks and look forward to learning more!

I don't think of land costs as a percentage of costs, but more I look a the value of the land verses what that land can sustain building wise.  

Can you sustain if you don't make a sale for the first 6 months?

Starting strong can generate income, but good coaching can help you build sustainable wealth, instead of a quick infusion of cash followed by extended periods of inactivity.

four-plex  • Using a HELOC vs. an investor loanThere are multiple factors to consider when you are comparing different types of properties (some of which are unique to the specific location and Las Vegas in general), two of which are:• Sustained profitability• Probable appreciationCondo vs.

In July 2011 while out canvassing a neighborhood, I was jumped by 3 guys and I was beaten pretty badly, sustaining injuries to my head and spinal cord.

As some have said, real estate is sometimes a lonely world, and having relationships with people in all facets of the business not only help make it sustainable, but also more enjoyable.So, how to build relationships - that's kind of a tricky question.

I'm looking at 20 gorgeous acres with an eye to creating a sustainable village. 

(Like the rate we are drawing down our aquifer is definitely not sustainable for example) But the thing I am certain about, is that I am definitely taking advantage of the appreciation while I still can.