As the late, great basketball coach Jim Valvano preached,"Dont give up, don't ever give up!"  

Hi everyone,I've been looking into connecting with a success/life coach in my area when I heard about GoM1.

There's also this one:https://www.meetup.com/713-Houston-Area-Real-Estat...They do a Woodlands meetup, I believe.Lots of folks and some good education, although all of them are trying to sell coaching and training to some degree.

My suggestion is to think about paying for coaching and also doing JV with someone so you can learn the deal from start to finish.

I would love to work with a team who would be willing to coach me to be highly competent in the Real Estate world.Any recommendations are greatly appreciated!

I would love to work with a team who would be willing to coach me to be highly competent in the Real Estate world.Any recommendations are greatly appreciated!

That's something I have to coach my borrowers about.Looking ahead is way more complex than that. 

I can learn the rules of footie/soccer by reading the FIFA's Laws of the GameI am unlikely to perform well on game day unless I have a coach who knows strategy.Best of Luck on Your Real Estate Investing!

I have since switched to pursuing MFH as my long-term goal, but I am eager to put my SD IRA to good work while I am researching and working with coaches on my MFH pursuit. 

Hello Everyone,I Just wanted to get some advise on a recent move that I did to see if it was a good move or not, and if it was not a good move, can you give please some advise for the future.In June, I bought my first property as my primary residence in Beverly MA, a few weeks after I bought my unit, I got a job opportunity to as a tennis coach, close to the area and in the job they included free housing. so I don't have to pay anything for rent, so I decided to rent my unit, but I am renting it in $1800 a month, but all my expenses are $1910, so that means that I am $110 Negative cash flow a month.