Most people on here are going toward financial freedom or have already made it and are continuing to build relationships to invest more.

I need some advice.  I have always wanted to purchase an abandoned 18 unit apartment complex in my hometown.  Now it is up for sale.  The building looks to be in great shape.  It will need 18 new furnaces and all new ...

There are so many newbies here in San Antonio and people looking to start nowadays because of the hot market so it will be hard to distinguish yourself and stand out to be honest.

And the city does impose heavy fines.Also, given the location (Central City), long term rental might be financially challenging to make the numbers work.Good luck.

You‘ll build trust with them as they get to know you and you can grow financially and know that they will provide support.

I'm sure that I made a few mistakes in this analysis, but I was just wondering if there were any obvious things that stand out as something that I did wrong. 

They are a passionate bunch who really enjoy taking care of their homes and building their financial independence.

The inherited tenant class, building condition, the financials and associated record keeping, bet you can't even find all the leases!

I've met people who owned small apartment buildings with commercial loans, had never missed a payment, and were still in the black on a monthly basis, but had the misfortune of having their balloon payments come due in 2009 and were left standing hat in hand (lost their properties even though they had never missed a payment!).

My name is Molly Arnott and I am really amped about getting into more investing and finding financial freedom through real estate.