Everyone here is still learning, and we all started our journey somewhere.

If they're a good broker they put me into their mailing list and start sending me any new listings they have.

It takes me less than an hour to file the protests online, ZERO dollars. 

I'm about to start my 1st out of state STR, but 2nd overall STR property in the portfolio with 3 years of experiencing managing a property in Joshua Tree by myself without a co-host/property manager.

We’ve been finding more and more tenants just taking them out when the battery starts to die and they’re chirping.

I came in direct contact with Sief when he was starting Techvestor.

The key to is that you must stop most or all your banking elsewhere and now start banking in the HELOC. 

Trimming it every year was expensive and it always looked terrible after the trim until 2-3 months later when it had started growing in.

I didn’t put the book down for 24 hours then, I reread it.

I was just wondering if buying properties and rehabbing them would be a good way to transition into becoming a residential developer eventually?