@Elizabeth SouthallWhat helps for next time is: write down all of your renovations and the price you paid. $1 spent doesn't = $1 appreciation.

Giving for a tax write off is giving to receive and that's not offering first fruits. 

Then people say banks do it, yes they do but they also do fractional lending which means they can create money out of thin air.They can write a $1M loan to someone with only $100,000 essentially.

Write out why you're investing and then map out goals and actions to move toward those goals. 

The contingencies are just as important-Did the agent write an outline of the email in the offer and tell you why they're a good agent to work with?

Investors typically have more write offs than they have income… So no income tax in Texas is not as compelling as some might think in my opinion.

Actions that id say im tracking now would be, I am writing goals and reminders of where I wanna be and placing them in a area where every morning I see them and my mind will always have them and be leading me down the correct direction to more success.

If you're out finding properties on your own and writing offers on properties that aren't listed, you don't need an agent.

If you think writing a generic message will get great results, think again.

I am a successful real estate investor who recently acquired his real estate licence to help people achieve the same kind of success and I thought what better way then to write down everything I know into a short compact book full of important information.