Mobile Home University has a fairly affordable home study course and they've been doing virtual bootcamps which are more affordable than their in-person ones.

We played the game virtually with friends and family around the country a few weeks ago.

Hi everyone,I'm curious to hear your thoughts on the following question, which I'm going to keep very short and to the point: Do you think that with the advent of sites like Zillow and the like making people virtual offers on their homes, individual wholesalers could become extinct?

I was listening to podcast episode 398 with Tarl Yarber and they mentioned the Virtual Wealth Expo that is happening this weekend.

I am primarily interested in the impact on appraisal & cost-benefit analysis https://www.amazon.com/practicalWs-countertop-Furniture-renovated-Waterproof/dp/B07PRNVRBM/ref=sr_1_8?

We’ve been doing a lot of reading and listening to podcasts, but it would be nice to have someone experienced and more familiar with the area to chat with in person or virtually, to hear about your experiences in Raleigh and be able to ask some questions as well.Message me if you’re interested in talking!

A few days later, we found out that his fiance had listed all of my furniture for the apartment on FB Marketplace and the police told me that I couldn't do anything about it until they left and we found out that the items were actually missing (I can see through the window that the tv and all decorations are missing).

I would love to network with other investors in the Annapolis area - new or seasoned, virtually or over coffee.

Well, you can rent furniture, but the prices are pretty dear.My wife loves scouring FB market (so far the best), Craigs and I can kinda fix up stuff.  

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