@Pete Perez i understand where you are coming get from I had some complications with credit scores that I finally am getting to the bottom of and I have been saving almost 2000 a month trying to get a nice chunk to work with.

Work your way from the bottom up structurally to dry in, get your mechanicals in (wiring, plumbing, HVAC), get your rough finishes in (drywall, tile, non-carpet flooring, etc), get your finishes in (paint, baseboards, doorknobs, etc), get your outside finishes in. 

@Justin DutchoverWelcome to the BP community, where you will find like minded individuals committed to REI and also helping others succeed.Your time on this social media site will be well spent.You have taken your 1st step by announcing your readiness and commitment to embark on a REI career.Whether you pursue, wholesale, fix and flip or buy and hold it's up to you to decide, but there are no restrictions if you want to do all of the categories mentioned.The bottom line is that you must take action to start.

A PM can absolutely improve a investors bottom line.

Still the bottom line is that the value is up to the investor in the end and if they are not comfortable with the ITV (Investment to Value) they will find a reason to pass on the deal as any smart person would.

., then separately open a brokerage trading account within the entity to manage the balance of their portfolio in conventional assets.So bottom line; Wall St firms are Wall St assets only.  

@John Corey the criteria at the bottom is what I plan on asking brokers to be on the look out for , I am a licensed realtor in Houston so that shouldn't be too hard.

Bottom line is that other investors/mentors that readily share their failures are more trustworthy and credible.

At the bottom of the page there are floor plans and a link to 3D unit plans. 

Meaning, no new passive income or net worth is being added to your bottom line, because you aren’t pulling the trigger on any deals.