Hello fellows,I have just returned from a fortune builders workshop, though we still at the first day form the 3 days event but these guys makes u excited about their work.Do you think that they are useful?

This kind of appreciation allows us more certainty that our properties will retain low vacancy and sustain rents in the 50-75 percentile of the local market.We generally purchase with leverage, or buy cash and refinance after forced appreciation, so it goes with out saying that mortgage pay down is a wealth builder over time - which is part of the rinse & repeat cycle of growing our portfolio.

Will Gaston   you may be able to put them on a builders risk policy.. my builders risk you just add and subtract properties monthly by filling out a simple form...

They appear to be in nice developments that the builder for various reasons has stopped work on.

I've been around builders for 10 years, but development, that's a new animal for me.

Builders Risk, Liability, possibly Flood insurance, etc so I was wondering if I can combine policies with one agent for a lower cost.

It helps that the builder I may go with is full service (does everything including planning, getting permits, excavations, building, electrical, etc) and has solid references.

You can pull your reports once a year for free.Almost all credit unions have "credit builder" programs.  

Found BP because I attended a Fortune Builders 3-day seminar (day three is tomorrow) and decided to dive into their credibility a bit and it led me here.

American's are not bathtub people, the bathtub as the center piece of the master bathroom peaked in the late 70's - early 80's and home builders still haven't figured this out yet.