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You do your thing, build your rental empire one inexorable step after another, don't let anyone take it away from you.If Wesley's quick explanation of how to build porch stairs for peanuts out of pressure-treated lumber seems a bit abbreviated, I think there's an episode of Ask This Old House that lays out the exact toe-clearance cut technique he mentions, very well done.

Hi All,I listened to a podcast episode with Ben Leybovitch, and he mentioned that cash flow calculations for rental properties should be made as if there were no financing (all cash).  

I have been binge listening to the podcasts, and someone (unfortunately can't remember which episode) said that they think it's a good idea to buy from a wholesaler for your first flip.

I could commend you for a long time for starting young, but instead check out my BP podcast episode "building a real estate empire at a young age" Show 124.

If have an interest watch teh American greed episode on Remington Financial.. and the person who took them down  Ingrid Robinson its a must watch I think for those of us in the industry.

Firstly, i wanted to give a shout out to Josh Dorkin and Brandon Taylor, i wouldn't be here if i did not stumble upon your podcast through my initial google searching about real estate investing, since then i have listened to the first 25 podcast episodes, and am listening to a new one everyday (in my 1 hour commute), and you both have inspired me and lit a fire to go after my dreams of being a real estate investor. 

I am only on episode 18 for the podcast (not bad for a week of catching up).

Lots of BP podcast episodes concluding that this sort of corporate veil is easily pierced and that you can use an umbrella insurance policy for greater protection than without it. 

So - to prevent ourselves from being overwhelmed with FOMO, here are a few things we've learned from submitting our first offer:1) There are always other and even BETTER deals2) $4k isn't really that much different in the grand scheme of a 30 year mortgage3) Making offers truly isn't hard4) Zestimates can be deceiving5) Use blizzards in April to your advantage (only the fiercest go out for a showing in blizzard conditions)6) BP needs to have a podcast episode on negotiation tactics7) Old homes may have charm, but also a lot of baggage8) Sometimes you don't always need to look at the second unit 9) Emotions are fine, we're human, duh, but you should always keep them in check with the #s, if they work, trust them10) I welcome hearing your wisdom and insight you've gained after making your first offer.