Bigger Pockets Real Estate rookie podcast posted a great episode in the last week or so where they interview a CPA and get their opinion of when a rookie should get a CPAI think a lot of rookie investors (myself included) worry and focus too much on setting up LLCs, getting the taxes lined up etc ... when in reality we need to get a couple deals under our belt and then we can start figuring out the rest. 

Hi All, Setting up my first MTR, an detached ADU in my backyard.

Tile takes time to set, humidity from showers will affect mudwork and paint, and this is all assuming that your plumbing can be handled in a few hours or works as is. 

It basically is like Zillow/Redfin/Realtor but only targeting assumable loan homes for sale.

Put in a set amount at set intervals to minimize losses from buying at imopportune times.

I'm trying to get myself set up with some analysis tools for MF investments, and I really like the "Value Play" model that Berges has in his "Complete Guide to Buying and Selling Apartments".

@Mendy Melamed depends on property Class you target and if you're paying cash or financing.Our Metro Detroit market offers many Class B and C opportunities that will positively cashflow, even if you buy putting 20% down and finance the rest.Please PM us for more details!

Set up keyword alerts to be notified of the topics that interest you: http://www.biggerpockets.com/alertsBest of luck here at BP Nation.

Hello Investors,I am a carpenter working full time in Toronto I have set my goals high to become a successful real estate investor and am willing to put in all the work it takes to get there.I have spent the last few years learning and planning it out and I would like to take action this year and buy my first property.

If trying to cram a bunch of $ in ASAP and set it in cruise control, make sure you pay in the 7-pay premium.