As an Oregon trail millennial, most of the generations above me are stuck in the Dave Ramsey debt is bad/work your day job and save cash mentality, or they are millennials who are quite successful professionally but priced out of even owning a primary because they’ve been on the sidelines too long.

My goal is to see how I can help them (literally will do anything kind of mentality) and go from there! 

Inevitably we want them to take care of our properties with an ownership mentality as if it belongs to them. 

Umbrella policies start to pay once the underlying policy's liability limits are exhausted. 

This is a non-exhaustive list of questions you'll want to ask and find answers to:1.

If you ever make it work, reach out to me; I'd love to invest in it.I will certainly exhaust my resources!

in our market, we have ex-rental property that after exhaustive rehab, it is sold 200k above listing price.So there's that .......

Once they have exhausted this network and have gained a track record be syndicating several deals, then they are able to widen their network by advertising to accredited investors.

You need to be mentally prepared for those first steps and a couple years after.

In and around the city think areas like (not an exhaustive list) Avalon, Bellevue, Brighton Heights, Brookline, Beechview, Mt.