I knew the markets well, partnered with someone and started growing a portfolio.But with the recent concerns surrounding the state expropriating property without compensation (https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-45026931), it raises a few concerns over property rights in the country.

All the best in your journey, and I hope that you continue to learn and grow through BP.

This is the best way to grow the network.

While I may be able to provide “value” to these rehabbers, I am also interested in partnering with out of state BP members to allow me to invest my own funds to stack and grow my own portfolio.I am reaching out to you all to get your feedback.

I'm also HUGE fan of the some of books that have come to light through BP as well - Miracle Morning, Rich Dad Poor Dad's, & Think and Grow Rich & all the other books we've heard through the podcast that I'm still in the works on.I've come to BP after being in the stock market through various means over the past 6 years.

I myself have looked for places to rent through this medium.Here is one of the popular ones: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1156157594441590/

I found some good markets (growing. population, economic anchor, good school district, etc).

Rent Roll, Tenant Ledger, Even Bank Statement) it would show that there is a growing balance (the late fees) or the deposit being made after the due date which should have raised a flag.Unless no reports were sent (unacceptable) or there were not reviewed (also unacceptable), warning signs were visable after 2 or 3 months.Oren

So much so that neighborhoods adjacent to our "hot areas" have become very popular areas to invest, as well, so new neighborhoods continue to draw attention.

They finally send someone back out to look at the property again, and this time they tell me the basement had been flooded and there is mold growing up the walls.I'm not real pleased with how the PM treated things, but now I need to deal with insurance.