Hello BP,I'm wondering if there are any agents out there that have implemented manychat via facebook ads. I'm just starting to learn about it and I'd love to pick your brain as a newer agent.Best,Stephen

(Might need to pay your broker) Joe is right, you need a big tool box, then you can fix anything, if you only carry a screw driver you are limited to the transactions you can fix. 

Area should consist combination of high risk (c) and professional demand so portfolio would have also increase in value not just cash return.

If you haven’t been to it already, you might want to check out the BP blog: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/The site has quite a few tools that can be helpful for new members.

I went pro about a month ago an I have used the analyzing tools for a lot of deals.I bought my first home on December and now I am about to buy a investment property to start building my rental portfolio.

I hold very little in crypto :/I'm always down to talk some real estate and power tools!

During the downturn, many areas and properties had gone down in value, but there were areas, in general, which actually appreciated also.

@Mark VesuA couple of things missing1) If you sell the property, you lose about 10% in value right away6% in realtor commissions and 4% in other costs(Title work, stamps, etc)2) Rental income is likely sheltered by depreciation(no taxes) while the dividend income will be taxed.3) You are less likely to cash-flow when the per-property unit cost is above $150,000.In your case, the cost per unit is $275,000($550,000 / 2).4) You may want to consider doing a 1031 exchange and get into better appreciation / better cash-flowing properties.Best of luck

What tools do you use to accurately calculate the ARV of a property?

THANKS To MR Charles Carrillo, Mr Steven Wilson  and Mr David M.for your invaluable information on the BRRRR system, there are many questions but for your great contribution help me to clear my way.Thank you so Much!!!!