Hey all, Looking for focusing areas (START OF MY WAY)any suggestions of neighborhood/areas with low vacant and positive job growth to invest?

One of my clients did this in Pinellas County.As for getting the unpermitted work, permitted and approved with the building department, this is reasonably common and not a difficult task.

I'm doing this because I would like to grow the money while it's sitting more than it would being in a savings account.

Get a contract price before you start if your concerned about costs for any given task.

I hope you are right but seems like there is an equally strong argument for continued decline and negative population growth in Baltimore City.

You won't get the equity growth or mortgage paydown, but you will get the cashflow.

Capital growth is realistically a bonus outcome but obviously very much desired.The areas that I'm not certain and looking for pointers in the right direction are as follows:Investment Structuring - I'm pretty ignorant on this area in the US from both a tax and legal perspective.

Just reading through the beginner books, listening to podcasts, attending webinars, and talking to folks on BP to get all the knowledge I can.I want to begin getting some experience performing REI related tasks and I figured the best way to do it was to reach out to investors already doing those things in the Loudoun County, Virginia area (if the task can be done remotely, we can work that out too).What is it that you don't have time to do, but would help you and your business?

And just like controlled fire is not a problem, debt, when it is under control, can be really helpful for growth.

Due to the more conservative LTV associated with most non-recourse loans, the BRRRR pathway is a little less aggressive than might be possible with non-IRA funds, but it it still a fantastic way to mushroom growth in your IRA via a smart use of leverage.