I viewed the home and decided to make a offer, which was acceptedHowever when we got to the original closing date things took a turn and it was discovered that the home had work done without permits and the zoning of the home was not residential.

Hi BP world, I've been studying buy and holds, and house hacking strategies for over a half a year and I've become very confident in what I'm looking for in my first property.

Are these live seminars he and his entourage are offering, or some type of home study course? 

We are discovering that finding the time to actually do it is difficult with very busy lives.

Good luck and let me know what you discover.

Study Brandon's book, read on BP or other websites, develop a plan, and put it in writing.

There's no way so few residential jobs have been done in the whole city.I'm studying to get my Remodeling Contractors License so I can pull permits and manage more of the work. 

The plumber gets there and discovers tree roots in the sewer line so it takes longer than anticipated and your bill comes in at $360.

Considerations i appreciate so far:- Obviously the most expensive, the more ability to absorb the cost of performing the study, and the more building value to depreciate in general- Would you focus more on multifam but in class B-C?

In CA, we've discovered just how crucial land is given how everyone needs a place to live and we're quickly running out of room.That's just my hypothetical opinion/thought, of course.