I can’t let this job define me but learn from it and grow better.

Our growing family is our driving force to be successful in this market.

Purchased my home for 127,000 at the age of 20. 18 years later the market finally rebounded and I should be able to sell it for 135,000.  

Higher average age might also help you choose which CRRT to selectCheck the requirements, and how much work you will need to do - for instance, EDDM rates require that you drop off mailers at the individual post office where they are delivered.

The business plan is to grow the number of flips from there and eventually move into the rental market.

My background is internet marketing but I am looking at real estate as a side hustle for now and potentially one day a full-time operation.I am looking forward to learning, growing, and meeting some new people!

The way to grow is to find a private investor to assist.

Manuel Lam If you are a business owner there are some pretty awesome retirement structures you can set up to reduce your tax liability now as well as to grow your wealth tax-deferred (which makes a huge difference over time than paying taxes on your earnings every year).Or of course you could just take distributions out of your business and invest personally without respect to the business.

That being said, I only have a few books I actually own that I could offer so far:Books I could let you borrow/trade:- Building Wealth One House at a Time (John Schaub)- Unshakable (Tony Robbins)- The Millionaire Real Estate Agent (Gary Keller)- Rich Dad's Conspiracy of the Rich: The 8 New Rules of Money (Robert Kiyosaki)Books I'd like to read/borrow:- How to Win Friends and Influence People (Dale Carnegie)- Think and Grow Rich (Napoleon Hill)- Tax Strategies for the Savvy Real Estate Investor (Amanda Han/Matthew McFarland)I have a few more business/mindset books, but most others are in Spanish.So that's the idea.

I think Bergen and Hudson are trendy and growing neighborhoods but that goes along with height price per unit and pretty low cash on cash return.