toby- thanks for the post. i havent really looked much at interest only bc there is such a negative connotation around the idea (the wife is not a big fan). i should probably do some research and come to her w knowledge instead of "i think" it works this way...i just want the 30 yr fixed rate to get down to 5.5 then i can lock and be happy. i am not in a huge hurry as i live in minneapolis and it is tough to build a new deck w frozen ground!

In the second year, you will see slightly lower yield as some of the ground nutrients have been used up.

Nothing too ground breaking.For example, he says he will give you his free reports that he "gets all of this business from" by sending them to clients.

Just starting my inquiry list to see if I can get this off the ground.

sounds like you have hit the ground running.

I'm just starting a career with a commercial brokerage, and am very grateful to have two veterans as my mentors.I could talk real estate for days, and hope to find others here who do as well!

good evening everyone.i am derrick from out in decatur-i have been investing in dekalb and clayton county primarily for about 10 years.have done fairly well but would like to network with other people to take my business to the next level (buying and selling throughout metro atl and even in hot flip areas throughout the united states.i would also love to speak with any people experienced with building from the ground up multi family investing.for any new investors who need help/advice i am the type of person who is more than willing to take the time to provide you any information from my experience so feel free to just send me a message

Even if you don't get a deal you will be ready to hit the ground running with your systems once you land.

John, I am so grateful to you all--and the BP forum.

I really am grateful for taking time to advice sir.