I am only 22 years old and I have set some big goals for myself in the next few years!

My goal is to have 80% loans on all my properties, hopefully at all times.

My favorite channel is called Morris Invest.

-HOA fees are $160/month which covers everything exterior of the home (landscaping, insurance, etc).Goals-I completely understand that it won't cash flow, but my brother is pretty much a 2-4 year guaranteed renter of 1 room.

If you want more drama in your life then go watch the lifetime channel , who has time for this nonsense

It really depends on your goals and ideas about "good numbers" but maybe starting with a criteria of having that average sale price in zip code to be no lower than $75,000.I'm just spitballing an ideaThis is going to be a shameless plug, but if you used a realtor you could get info and guidance pretty easily.

Tony Stephens to build off what Jay Hinrichs said if that’s all the money I had I wouldn’t spend any of it on wholesaling.If your end goal isn’t to be a full time wholesaler (and I’ve never met anyone who wants that) I’d spend it on rentals assuming that’s what you want (which is what most people want)

I believe in steady & stable growth and so my goal is acquiring one new property every year.That being said, it seems that inventory in our area like others is low and prices are getting up there.

I was either channeling my inner @Steve Vaughan and taking a nap or driving through Kansas and MO with triple digits on the car thermometer -- the nap sounds better.

My goal is to buy what flippers say "does not have enough meat on the bone", a B- condition on the surface property but with good internals, in an A neighboorhood, then fix it up over time so that it's better than average.