Listen @Aaron Akins, I wasn't trying to be rude, accusatory or to trigger you in any way.

This is in regards to a tax reassessment triggered by a sale.

I've seen some of the free webinars that BP hosts, and they seem to boil down to essentially the same content (not meaning to knock them, or disrespect them in any way): find deals, and run them through the BP calculator to evaluate them, and move on the ones that make sense based on your assets/market/numbers/etc.I've heard that there is a ton of video content once you become a pro member, and am thinking of pulling the trigger, and was wondering if they end up going more into depth or if they run through different scenarios etc.

So trying to decide if I want to pull the trigger or hold off until I can get better financing.

I finally decided to pull the trigger and flip one of the properties after 4 years of assigning everything.

I personally invest with Rent to Retirement and have been extremely happy with the results. https://renttoretirement.com  Find a market you like and then compare the type of properties and deals turnkey companies provide in those markets.

I am at a lost of how to pull the trigger and get started.

:)I started purchasing small multifamily in Columbus, Ohio over 4 years ago and have done extremely well.

Pull the trigger and go

@David Boroughes as soon as you start renting out the property, you trigger the "Material Change" clause and the policy can deny claims.