Our ultimate goal is to have around $1mil liquidity to be able to purchase our own land, build our own home, and still have a little bit of a buffer, while also having rental properties for our passive income.I know we could fairly quickly get to $1mil buy buying and selling but I wanted to know what you all thought about what a good roadmap might be regarding that (how many properties to buy and rent vs sell, etc).I have a friend who is very active in these forums who originally lived in Los Angeles and his first properties were basically in the ghetto of the middle of the US.Would a good route be to purchase apartments in the ghetto and be a slumlord for a while to launch our empire?

My focus is Hamilton and there's no shortage of amazing professionals,resources, and events to launch your real estate career.

Im new to Bigger Pockets and have some questions about a some investment opportunities.I began a career in real estate full time as an agent but had a bit of a failure to launch my first year.

I did not know why Java was called until I sold the original coffee shop where product launch Java was met.

I've owned a condo as a rental for 5 years now and like yourself have been studying up and developing a business plan to launch. 

In the meantime, we have started referring excess new customers to a local "competitor" who is trying to launch his similar service business and support a family.

The 2 BR is a condominium with 1 bathroom for $2700.

However much of the new inventory is condominiums, and condo associations generally aren't friendly towards short-term rentals of units, which leaves space for individual airbnb hosts. 

2018-03-17 - Good Morning BP Community - looking at first investment - BRRRR a Condominium - anything special about this type of real estate?

well you are about to launch into a financial deal with someone for usually hundreds of thousands and most wont' ask for any of this.. and just take whatever the person presents as fact.So I would if I was looking for a new partner ( and most of mine are a decade or longer so pretty good track record but we all have to start somewhere)  I think you want those basic items.In my day of HML when I used to lend to the general public and do 200 to 300 loans a year it was amazing what you turned up.when we set out to put our network together it was also amazing what you found out about ground partners..