With that we also have a growing city with lots of startup setting up shop here or moving back to Lincoln with the huge startup community.

My parents own a few rentals and because of this the idea of buying and renting properties is fairly natural and I’ve had my part in turning a house over between tenants, giving tours, and talking to prospective tenants on the phone.My goal, is to get my feet wet by buying and remodeling a property here in El Dorado.

It could take up to 10 years or more to grow to the point of having significant enough income to replace a paycheck.If you want to flip you could be facing some very lean times without a job to support you or you would need deep pockets.High paying consistent long term employment is the easiest way to successfully invest.

Luckily no agent is ever tied to a brokerage for good, so even if it were to tank, I'll have had the start I needed and learned some things and can make the next best move at that point.In keeping with the informative dialog (I highly respect your opinion and BP input by the way), do you happen to know how much of that debt to grow is financed by agent stock options? 

As I grow my business, I want to leverage this capability more and more.

If you are getting a mortgage you dont want to trigger a due on sales clause or something of that nature.

I am very excited to be a part of this growing family of real estate investors.

Being new to this I hope to meet and connect with different investors in the group that can help me grow in this business :) I am currently familiarizing myself with wholesaling and I am working on building my cash buyers list.

They are walking all over you and you need to find a way to put your foot down.Mold is one of the fastest-growing scams wielded by tenants.

Everyone needs to work together to grow the industry so it becomes more respectable and self-regulated.