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Account Closed California to make "Solar "mandatory for new Homes!!!!!!
24 February 2019 | 222 replies
Community solar arrays are already widespread and available in CA, so shares can be purchased to virtually offset consumption just like one would buy energy from a coal, nuclear, or hydro power plant. 
Andrew Thomas New To Bigger Pockets, Now What?
18 February 2019 | 4 replies
It may seem like general advice but it is proven.Also, I personally would recommend taking a virtual tour; https://www.biggerpockets.com/tourThen Check out some the Staples of the Community 1)Bigger Pockets Podcast, where experts from the BP community and beyond on the give lesson from life business and beyond that will be a game change2)Dive in to the Community Webinars & events3)The Book Store4)Check out the Forums for Key insight and AdviceFor the Experienced Real Estate Investor, New to the platform Take a look at the previously mentioned, but focus on engaging the community. 1)Recommend Tools, Books, Seminars etc2)Write articles on the forums helping newer community members3)Talk to other investors that are in the same niche and that are in different Niches4)Respond to other members articles if you have insight5)Dive in to the local Community Webinars & events6)Jump on and guest speak on a relevant podcast.7)Post to the BP Market Place8)Add to the Forums your Key insight and AdviceSuccess Begets SuccessWhen you are out there in your market, doing your thing by taking action, getting deals, changing neighborhoods, if you have done the steps above your sphere of influence will notice.
Tyler Speelman 2 Potential tenants. 1 with good credit the other with below 600
18 February 2019 | 6 replies
And even if the person was moving from out of state and could not come to a showing, I'd still need to facetime or skype a showing and thus virtual-meeting in advance.As for credit score, I well know that this is not always an accurate indicator of a potential good/bad tenant, as I myself once had a below 600 credit score when I was a tenant (caused by a number of factors none of which having any real relation to my credit or tenant worthiness) - as I've always been employed, never paid rent late once in my life and have always gotten 100% of my security deposits returned from numerous apartments before I became a landlord myself.More than some arbitrary score, I care far more about how long the person has been on their job as long employment history shows some ability to follow rules and live up to expectations.
Dylan Rossi Seeking Advice: Real Estate Investing as a Broke Medical Student
18 February 2019 | 7 replies
Another challenge is that my income will be virtually $0 until the age of 28 when I start residency training, at which point it would increase to about $50,000 / year for 3-5 years.
Clint Weir REI Answering Service, Phone System and CRM
23 July 2019 | 13 replies
We ended up creating a custom solution on podio that ties into our virtual phone system that allows us to send unlimited manual texts, get unlimited phone numbers and make unlimited calls!
Matt Wahidi Newbie to REI Needing Help...
1 March 2019 | 47 replies
Ask for a couple properties they have sold recently and take a virtual walk around those neighborhoods to see if they line up with the class of property you're being sold.
Amanda Aesho Should I use an out-of-state turnkey company for my first rental?
6 May 2019 | 29 replies
Ask for a couple properties they have sold recently and take a virtual walk around those neighborhoods to see if they line up with the class of property you're being sold.
Lamar Rhodes Reverse mortgages in the state of Wisconsin
20 February 2019 | 3 replies
Virtually all reverse mortgage products are insured by AIG or some other reinsurance entity.
Matthew Ware Clairemont / MesaCollege Short Term Rental?
20 February 2019 | 8 replies
Not bad but could be a lot better but likely better requires more effort than what you have exerted for the 7% return.You could keep the property with virtually no effort and do OK. 
Martin Saenz Note Investing - Vertical or Horizontal Expansion?
23 February 2019 | 9 replies
I am virtually at ground zero with my note investing business but I have thought about compensating for the few disadvantages of notes (lack of tax deductions, impermanence, etc.) by including buy and hold investing.