In the video section their are weeks of videos for you to educate yourself first.

Been listening through lots of their podcasts and videos.

If they E-filed and submitted and it says it's pending then it's pending. 

It will cost some money every few months for the lawyer to re-submit the paperwork to track them down and garnish their check.

I’m actually submitting the complaint form this very moment.

From all the podcasts and youtube video’s I’ve watched as well as books read, it does seem like the “live-in” house hack is one of the most recommended ways to get started.

We have put quite a few under contract that way and have been having sellers/tenants do video tours when possible. 

But for listed properties, I prefer to either go with the listing agent (they fight harder for you when they get both sides of the commission), or use the seller's agent but state that you have no agent and wish to submit your offer with no commission on the buyer's side.

  ;)I generally prefer to have architects (rather than engineers) prepare drawings that need to be submitted to building departments because they are more up to date with building codes and other language that usually needs to be on the drawing set. 

I always had an interest in RE investing, came across BP videos hosted by Brandon on YouTube which piqued my interest because his BRRR strategy and the numbers worked well with what I was looking for.