I renovated 2 out of 3 of the units, and then boosted rents from 650/ month (one unit) to $3049/ month.

I'll start with my favorite out of those- Cobbs CreekCobbs has a lot of direct influence from U-City expansion.

This has allowed me to have more control of the outcome since I can influence operations. 

We have all agreed that we are going to roll all of our cash and profits into multifamily rentals, and I basically have the most influence and decision power in terms of what we buy and where.

No real aha moment just a confidence boost to my young self with a “I am capable of accomplishing whatever I want to accomplish” attitude 😁.

I plan to reread the E Myth and Think and Grow Rich as well as pick up some of the points from How to Make Friends and Influence People (thats a book I highly recommend as well).I think as long as you're taking steps forward and moving in the direction you want to go you're improving!

At the same time, wholesaling done right is a nice boost to build up your cash.

Take the same steps a new realtor should take with a shoe string budget. door knock, send hand written letters, network and work your sphere of influence.

A CPA license will help you boost your savings rate to hit those financial goals faster (I picked up a triplex in March for $91k, less than two years out of college - it can be done!).

Hey BP,Considering adding a 3rd story to a property in Philadelphia to boost appeal and resale.