So to see your very well done work and all the details you share is quite inspiring and indeed empowering.

For August i'm planning on calling a list of 2000 high equity/notice of default pulled from propstream skiptraced through batchleads@Erik Estrada I agree with that being empowered, guiding the seller through your process, and having confidence in delivery is all key to success for us.

I have resolved to let my partner (aka contractor) take more control over the renovations and to empower my real estate agent more as well.When budgeting for your project if you think you might need to replace something, put it in the budget.Don’t talk yourself into a project by assuming (hoping) that you won’t have to replace something.

I had a bit of what I think is called analysis paralysis lol but In doing all three it eliminates the frustration in trying to pick just one route and also very empowering.

Keeping it as a rental was my plan from the beginning when I bought it in 2004 and it makes me feel empowered knowing that that original thought has come to fruition. 

Seems like yesterday.Anyway, I specialize in pre-foreclosures, have closed 100+ short sales with many lenders, done some rehabbing and a lot of wholesaling and flips.I am thinking of retirement now and so am really focusing on buy and hold, with an equal balance of building cash flow.I am constantly learning new strategies and am driven by anything that empowers me in my real estate business but personal life as well.

It's a different (and empowering, at least for some) perspective on personal finance and life planning.

They have such a wide range of REIs on there, it makes me feel even more empowered to keep pushing.

“Do what you love and you will never work a day in your life” is a saying that rings true to me.If real estate is your current chosen path,Your first step should be to become financially literate and to acquire skills that empower you to underwrite deals.However you choose to proceed, do it like the nursery rhyme “merrily”.

Maybe they can do something to empower the police to be able to act, too.