I've been networking like crazy on instagram and trying to continue the momentum into 2021 so I can hopefully launch into more real estate investing.

I started out working business development for Marcus & Millichap (helped my sales skills and gen. real estate finance), did acquisitions and project management for a small real estate developer (learned acquisitions, increased my renovation knowledge), was an underwriter for Fund That Flip (developed strong real estate analysis skills), have been an agent for 3 years (gen. real estate sales understanding), and have flipped two properties on my own successfully and have 3 more in renovation currently.I launched my own company and now work full-time as an investor.

Has to do with diabetes and the new monitoring system they've recently launched.

BUT if you bought 2-3 that'd give you a good launching pad where you can leverage those properties to scale up.

Hi all,I've been following the news closely about the launch of Brightline high speed rail service between Orlando and Miami and personally can't wait to cut out that grueling drive to Miami on I 95.

Also enter the root of the negative buzz.Back in the spring of 2018 they quietly announced the launch of 2.0 to their existing clients - of which I was one.

Lots of newly rehabbed houses.

Something you may want to consider is getting the financing first, as an individual, and then deed the property to a newly formed LLC.

For newly constructed, purchased or renovated properties and also retroactive generally over the last 10 years, building components are properly classified into individual units of property and accurate recovery periods for computing depreciation deductions.

I had two questions regarding a newly listed duplex in Philly.