Hello everyone, I am new to Real Estate investment and I am here to learn as much as possible to start producing my own deals.

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I just realized that even though I've been here 6 months, I still haven't properly I introduced myself. my name is david miller. i'm an editor and media producer living in Asheville North Carolina with my family. a month ago, I closed my first deal--a fixer-upper that was dead center in my target area. it was also off market, and I was able to get with owner financing. asheville is a very hot market, and I absolutely put to use everything I've learned here over the past six months. it took me four months to find and close that deal.anyway, i'm so stoked to have found this community, and massively appreciate everyone is taking time to help a total newbie. in the time since this deal I 've gotten a great remodel project underway (following Brandon's eponymous BRRR strategy) and continue to look for new deals--the latest an asheville note i've bird dogged and am trying to find an investor for it (message me if you're interested). thanks again for being so helpful everyone, and please feel free to connect with me. david

I was sent a webinar invitation as a result in which it sort of taught real estate wholesaling.

I started investing my retirement money in the stock market about a year ago, using a modified David Swenson Yale portfolio strategy, and so far, results have been underwhelming.

., landlords are in competition with each other and may not be able to pass on this cost as a result; water company is not in competition with anyone and will be able to pass on the cost.)This is already the rule in most places and has been essentially forever.  

Once we started construction, we ran into several major problems including a steam pipe running through a kitchen wall that we were planning to open up, a huge leak inside a couple of walls that required the replacing of a whole exterior wall, damaged subfloors, major termite damage that resulted in a replacement of the sill plate in the master bedroom, needing to upgrade full electrical service (and split it into two separate panels) and a corroded water line that required emergency replacement all the way to the street in the middle of winter during record setting cold temps and a snow storm.

If you are dead set on a multi in the areas mentioned, you might find that mailing owners direct will yield better results than what is listed.

There's a lot of factual information on this topic - including the white paper I referenced that the National Association of Realtors submitted, ADA Requirements at https://www.ada.gov/service_animals_2010.htm, and more (googling the topic results in significant resource information). 

On the other hand, if you believe all debt is bad, pay cash and take longer for the same result.