Keep moving forward to achieve a higher goal.Make sure all your other tenants are aware that you are evicting and that the problems will be temporary. 

@Mason Richard Sherman while its good to want to do REI and love it and achieve “financial freedom” you need to think of how you’ll do that.If you become a chiropractor, earn a solid 6 figure income.

Whatever you decide to do, you'll get the most satisfaction and learning out of hustling to achieve the goals you set for yourself.  

I plan on coming up to the Boise/Garden City in the next month or so sit down with some of the city planners and get a feel first hand for what they are looking for. 

I think this could be a win-win, he would still achieve his goal of owning the properties and ensuring they are well maintained while also increasing his income.

Sit down with an experienced investor and write down clear and concrete achievable goals. 4.

Early conversion means wasted annual fees.Research Illinois Land Trusts as a way to hold title, achieve privacy and avoid probate.

But I’ve also found that they see how complex and hard it can be first hand and then quit after their 1st flip, even if it made them money.

To have achieved between $3K ($145K/48) and $4.2K ($150K/36) per month of appreciation. 

I am going to college for free right now, so I feel like I should take this opportunity to achieve a degree of some sorts.What degrees would be helpful to have when investing in Real Estate?