IN Oregon the permits are over the counter they are free  etc. unless you have super steep ground. what they do in Oregon is you have rules to follow.. ie stream set backs leave trees etc.. and they do an inspection after U harvest and if you violate the rules then you get fined. 

I listen to a few podcasts, read a few books, and suddenly I'm hooked.All that said, we've committed ourselves to timeblocking scraps and shreds of time to taking action, visiting 3 properties a week (kids in tow sometimes), assigned ourselves various lead streams to analyze, taking turns getting kids out of the house on weekends so the other can work, attending 2 networking events per month, setting up systems, having a weekly battle planning meeting.

BRRR with LTR seems appealing as my goal is to put in place additional income streams with minimal work required on my end (once they're in place).

Also, you get access to his daily live streams.

The office space below has been a good, steady stream of income to help with expenses.

The Blue Ridge property is on 400 ft of creek front(stocked trout stream), very private on a subdividable 10 acre lot with mountain views. 

Find GREAT tenants who are tidy, have income stream and play well with others.

Hey all,I'm placing this in the "Investor Psychology" section because I'm just sort of pontificating in this post, stream of consciousness style, ya dig?

After I establish the building and a revenue stream can I get a loan or HELOC to pay back the hard money?

For me, it's nice to have another income stream aside from the deals I'm doing.