Wishing you guys many more success and Congratulations on baby on the way!

I came down to Texas to work because I can stay with family and my wife was pregnant, she has since had the baby.

I go by the 2% equity-cost ratio rule - for example, if it costs 1.5K to setup asspro and 500 annually in expense associated with that (maintaining the entity, registered agent, extra cost from cpa) for a 2K cost, then I would look to put that in place when I pass the 100K level in equity in my property (note I said equity, not value of property).It's your "baby", how you grow it depends on you, helmet or no helmet.

Congratulations on the soon to be born baby!

Hello BP! I just thought i'd introduce myself to every one on here. My name's Chris and I currently live in ahwatukee, AZ. Born and raised in Lebanon until the age of 24 and came to the states about 6 years ago, was i...

While I am there I would like to flip and/or buy and hold properties to add to my portfolio, which is completely empty, because I'm as new to the game as a defenseless baby seal.

We have focused on the end goal, early retirement and completed each step through baby steps.

Sweat Equity Baby!!! 

Also, the millennials (the baby of the baby boomers) are still driving demand in the multi family space so I still feel there is significant growth opportunity available in the right market.At the end of the day, and in my opinion, buying multi's is all about the numbers, and there are still good opportunities to be acquired based on sound buying fundamentals.

Just taking baby steps at the time.