Hi BP,I am 16 years old at the moment and I plan on getting into the real estate Agent/Investor industry once I am of age to do so.

Your primary website or lead source can be like a circular snowball that grows over time.

As a landlord you can't act as a charity, you have your own financial obligations to your lender, your investors, your reserve funds, your other tenants, your family, your goals for growing the business, your own health issues, etc. 

I'm now remarried and my awesome wife has three kids of her own around my two kids ages and all five are doing great in school and life.

My name is Brandon Corrales and I'm an Air Force veteran transitioning into the Air National Guard (doing the part-time gig while I figure out what I want to do when I grow up).

After graduation, I read Millionaire Next Door, Think and Grow Rich, Total Money Makeover, Personal Finance for Dummies, and The Money Book for the Young Fabulous and Broke.

Hi BP members:I wanted to get some feedback and advice on strategy to grow my real estate business.

, but you can start applying the BRRRR strategy to rapidly grow your number of rental properties.  

Not much wiggle room so I am looking elsewhere to invest and grow.

Trees take a long time to grow.