Podcasts and MillionAcre articles (via Motley Fool) will only get me so far, and if I've heard one mantra over and over, it's to just DO IT, letting mistakes 'fail me forward', as nobody's first house story is ever perfect (in hindsight), but is absolutely essential for turning a vague idea into actual action

So we started getting guests that wanted to get away from home for a week or 2 and yet be able to stay away from people and reach the destination by car.  

This project is still ongoing but has turned out to be a near-perfect BRRRR approaching the refinance stage.

You can find VA here in BP, there’s a lot of people who wants to start and don’t have the money or just want to learn and VA is a perfect way to do it. 

For a primary residence, I'm perfectly content with just covering a chunk of my housing expense compared to what I've been paying in rent to help increase my savings rate.

Perfect thank you I'll look into it.

Only whole *** one business at a time until it's perfect. 

He's legit and shows you how he works that lead source to near perfection.

When looking at real estate we know that very seldomly does an asset perfectly return an exact percentage and typically the asset grows in value over the time period.

BRRR is a perfect for a heloc but I am focused on the buy and hold strategy.