Also, you should look for opportunities to buy below market and force some appreciation, so that you are not 100% dependent on cash flow to make all your returns, you will be insulated to some degree from short term market fluctuations, you create multiple profitable exit strategies for yourself, and your cash flow numbers should also improve to boot.

Win win for all involved!

Hi Fam,I have a couple ideas for how to invest in the upcoming year that I'm hoping to get some feedback on. For background, I currently have no RE investments, but my wife and I do own our own condo. We bought it two...

I plan to move to the Austin, TX area when I graduate (1yr) and work a full-time job while involved with real estate investing.

There is a library there covering many subjects involving retail.

In the couple years that I started doing what they say to do I've hit multiple 6 figure income, quit my job, and spend a lot more time with my family.

So I just became involved with investment lending on fix & flip properties.

Majority of the deals are buy & hold with some flipping involved.

Great idea to get involved with RE investing early and reap the benefits of compounding appreciation, as well as cash flow.I'm a Retired USAF Officer & my Son is Retired Marine (Class of 91). 28 Years experience in Real Estate Sales & Management.

You can call the contractors board, but since you knowingly hired him multiple times, that could be bad for you.