Thank you, its almost my biggest fault at the same time, its difficult to grow a business when you spend time making little things "perfect" all of the time.

If you want to grow your portfolio it might be harder to pay off properties quickly unless you have lots of income or are liquidating other assets.Most investors on here advocate using small down payments and securing 30 year mortgages and not prepaying them.

It needed a furnace heater installed as it didn't have one or the venting needed for it, the water heater was in the kitchen not separated by any walls, a giant tree was growing into the foundation causing it to be very bumpy and cracked, about 1/4 of the INSIDE of the house was stuccoed, and a lot of the house wan't up to code.So, it was basically a brand new house needing to be built.

If your goal is to grow and increase your net worth/income/holdings, then this presents a great opportunity, in my opinion.

Can't wait until they show us the economy is growing at the 5% or more required to get those jobs figures that fast!

A lot of these agents are residential real estate agents who do leasing as a way to supplement their business of buying and selling houses, so don’t be surprised if they try to induce you to expand your growing real estate empire.There are companies that deal only in finding tenants for residential property.

There are no mistakes, but only opportunities to learn, grow and expand.

If my end goal is to make Real Estate my #1 job and to grow an empire, where do I start?

Things came up like 30-100 pads, no wells or septics, owner willing to finance, none of the units are rentals, park is just outside big market, stable or growing market with job market to support it, etc.Is there anything else?

We have now 5 homes and are still growing.