that being said - yes $500 is not a lot to start with , but if you put it in the right places, it can grow, and THAT can be leveraged for another investment.

I thought I'd be opening a pandora's box.I must say, though, a recent news story on NBC about a garden at the white house, and the boom on growing your own;http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3032619/#29803183and noting that there hasn't been a garden at the white house since the "victory garden" of WWII, does make one stop and wonder.Ralph

We'll use a friend's home/address as ours in NV because we are buying a motorhome and taking off to: put a sales team for our startup in every major city in the USA... grow our account base (with Fortune 500 companies) and continue to do RE projects in the hot areas of the country.

We always grow our business by finding the buyers first and developing our inventory based on what the buyers tell us they want.

I was the most introverted person in the world a long long time ago but if your willing to consistently put yourself into positions that are uncomfortable you will grow and overcome that.

It looks like the growing pains were back . . . sadly, we had a little more downtime this morning.

His most recent episode is with someone who started a STR pm company, so it might also give you good ideas. https://getpaidforyourpad.com/podcast/how-to-grow-...I think once a guest has booked, you can share your phone number with them via messages.

Clarksville is growing so much here lately!

.($440k * .10 = 44k making combined LTV 80%)We have been doing this on our BRRRR Deals to continue growing our Line of Credit to allow us to get into bigger deals, flips, private lending, notes ect... 

There are a handful of reasons why you could get a second loan, relocating 100+ miles away, or significantly upsizing your home due to a growing family ect, but simply waiting a year and getting a second loan isn't necessarily going to work unless you refinance that first loan.