You didn't mention any called and asked you if you wanted to extend the lock for another fee, usually a sign the Lender is making the logistical errors for the origination because if a borrower caused the loan to take longer, you bet they get a call.Moral of the story, you have managed to get what you were offered, which is great and I commend the Lender for doing the right thing.

It may seem that we are worlds apart, but I bet we are not...Having said this, I presume that there is at least one very large point of inflection - I've lived in socialism and communism.

Best wishes on your journey - hope to stay connected. - Jessica

Hello Zach Bechard, welcome to BP, there are many people that such as myself that are willing to help you along your RE Journey!

Yes, real estate is definitely a journey; but lessons learned can become money in the bank eventually when we persevere.

The best bet is to build a relationship with a local credit union or bank, sometimes they have a portfolio division and are willing to invest in you.Like I said, I haven't been in the business for a while and I currently deal with private investors now so I may be a little out of the loop but I hope this helps!

I started my journey with podcasts which made me hungry for more and more info on REI.

Hey Erik Drentlaw I know we kind of touched on this subject via message but from those I've spoken with Tarrant County is currently your best bet for getting the right value on multifamily properties.

@ Robert RuizI am new at BP and planning to shift my career slowly from a typical employee to B and I opportunity that will definitely lead us to financial freedom in the future.And by reading the comments from this topic alone seems like I am so excited to start my new journey with my wife and kids ages 9 & 5, and I actually planning to by a monopoly and cashflow game for my kids after reading "Rich dad,Poor dad".

One of my favorite quotes:"Success is a journey, not a destination