And while I believe most lenders tend to the ethical side, it's the people who aren't that force us to create rules/regulations to protect everyone else.There does seem to be some nick-nack fees there, but all told, at that rate, it seems like you should just zip the lip, grab that cash, and RUN!

It has grown so much over the last five years, and if you can get something reasonable, grab it.

Whether you have a deal you would like to share with me, you are interested in partnering up somehow, or you just want to grab a cup of coffee and talk real estate investing.

If you're ever in Anchorage I'd love to grab coffee with you and share what I've learned on the journey. 

This tax is a rent grab- an attempt for the city to increase revenue without providing any public service or accountability for the use of the funds.

I’d be down to grab a beer sometime as well with anyone in the area.Thanks in advance!

Hey BP, I am a new investor from North Carolina and will be traveling to Detroit next week and am looking to meet with some locals to grab a drink or meal with and talk real estate.

I think you need a real estate tax guy when dealing with stuff like this...If you wanna grab coffee and chat real estate more, I'd be glad to.  

If you're buy in is only $10k, then maybe grab a personal loan and offset the payment with the cashflow from the deal. 

And my wife for the support.The best part of it all is we just found out we’re having a baby girl early next year and we added $100 automated principal payment each month to our 30yr fixed mortgage so that it amortizes when she turns 18 as @brandonturner suggests.I’m so grateful for bIggerpockets and the community it’s formed to inspire and support me through this journey.Next year I hope to do my first BRRR!