I wonder how these investors go from being creative, fearless risk takers to what I call “Money-Mindset-Template-Formula-Robots”.Here in Utah I have yet to find a real estate investor who doesn’t do this type of investing.

I wonder how these investors go from being creative, fearless risk takers to what I call “Money-Mindset-Template-Formula-Robots”.Here in Utah I have yet to find a real estate investor who doesn’t do this type of investing.

Varies greatly depending on level of materials and finishes but here in my area it's roughly $150/sqft.

I have a project in Chicago that is a 3 flat the I just finished gut rehabbing and it now has tenants in all units.  

As I had just run across them and hadn't seen mention of either one in this forum I am wondering if they are worth it?

You'll never be 100% comfortable with going for it the first time, and you'll likely have anxiety for months afterward wondering if it was a good choice/thinking about everything you want to fix - you just have to do your best to make good purchase. 

House hacking is a wonderful first step to build sweat equity. 

Now I have taken an addition line out on our house and wondering what is best with using this money for purchasing another property? 

Hey guys/gals,I have officially watched all 301 podcasts and all of BP's books are on the way (hoping to finish them before the end of next month). 

My partners and I hired a few people and did what we could to finish the last remaining items.