Yes I can do alot of stuff around the house but why do tasks like sheetrock, paint and trim when I could easily hire those tasks out and be billing my plumbing clients to leverage my time better. 

All are fantastic and have been impactful for me and my personal growth in real estate. 

Overall, we had to put on a new roof, extensive landscaping, "60 years of growth never cut", new decking, new fencing, completely remodeled kitchen, updated fixtures and lighting, paint, electrical upgrades, and drywall repairs. 

These metros have some of the nations highest growth/demand currently.

Unfortunately I have no experience and limited knowledge in this field so if you looking for me to explain I am sorry. While listening to the bigger pockets podcast on my drives to and from work, I realized I jumped i...

I had an amazing job opportunity within the apartment industry in Atlanta with amazing growth opportunities, and jumped on it.

I think future house prices (or rent prices) are more of a function of population growth, economic growth, money printing and available housing (or rental) supply vs demand.With new builds having ever-increasing prices it would also make sense in the medium-term for prices to correct.

A while ago I used to complain that I had no time and someone recommended that I wake up earlier in the morning to take care of real estate tasks such as looking for property.

Hi gang,I'm reviewing some of my underwriting spreadsheets, and I'd love your opinion on this:When you're projecting income and expenses into the future, how do you calculate the growth of capex?

I've been hearing about some of the growth in Jacksonville.