Hey BP Community!

That's not my market, but it seems like excellent news to me - regulations like that encourage responsible ownership/management without severely handicapping the industry, and in my opinion creates a safer environment in which to operate a business without fearing that super-strict regulations could swoop in at any moment.  

Thank you again to the community and this site for opening my eyes.

Consider advertising on Facebook to at least get the word out to local community. 

However, I know there are a handful of people in this community that we all look up to that swear by Tony’s programs.

(I super simplified this not taking into account reduced interest from accelerated pay down)Example 1:Mortgage 150k (paid down additional 50k) and 50k needed for next downpayment.Monthly mortgage payment $1000 (not including taxes insurance etc)Cash left after 2nd purchase $0Example 2:Mortgage 200k, 50K needed for downpayment, 50k in reservesMonthly mortgage payment $1000 (not including taxes insurance etc)Cash left after 2nd purchase $50kWhich example looks safer?

Hello Bigger Pockets community, I’m up here in Fairbanks, AK and am looking to see if anyone else is up here doing REI?

Answer: It depends - If you live in a community property state (Texas, California, Washington, Arizona, Wisconsin, Nevada, Louisiana, Idaho and New Mexico), the answer is yes.

The thing I was wondering about is what is the general thought regarding investing in smaller, rural communities?

“For the time they are here I try to make them feel like they are part of the community.