The only Dewalt tools that have lasted are my the reciprocating saw and corded circular saw.

@Ray Johnson great question -- we research and select the best available third-party real estate technology  providers and enter into exclusive relationships to create tech-enabled funds which give us a unique competitive edge designed to enhance returns to investors.

I am an obsessive type as you can tell, I like to answer my own questions through research in order to avoid looking stupid or lazy so I am really here for whoever can give me some solid advice.I began to dive into the BRRRR strategy and thought that was going to be my thing but like many beginners when I heard about wholesaling I became very interested.

What I expect is to further my business, be introduced to interesting people/opportunities (doesn't matter if I don't make any money) and to enhance my perceptive.

I have read the classic books of kiyosaki as well as the e-myth.

If the answer is yes, then Opportunity Zones both enhance the potential for your own balance sheet, and allow you to redeploy capital from other investments.The two greatest unknowns that concern me are the duration of the investment for tax free gains, and future legislative changes that can dramatically alter the policy.

It's 2018 and no reason why you can't leverage technology to streamline processes and enhance productivity.

I was buying foreclosures in Fort Meyers of near brand new homes that sold in 04 ish for 200 to 250 and was picking them up for 25 to 40k each.. then doing my thing flipping for a quick 15 to 20k profit so I could support my cash flow real estate that was suffering because tenants were not paying.

if i was living in the us i would for sure be more hands on, its something i did with my the property i currently own where i live (did a complete renovation using an external contractor) but that's not that case.  

Hello again BP membersI have recently discovered how to pick up not so bad REO SFR’s to flip and rent out (or flip and sale .. not my thing though) with basically using the brrrr methodMy question is more of which is better scenario to be inif to pay down my primary residence and then have (easy numbers) 100k available in HELOC moneyOr have 100k cash money laying thereAnd then after having such funds available (easy theoretical numbers)Go out and Find a REO SFR for 50k Needs 25k in repairsAppraises and ARV comes back at 100kAnd will rent out for 1400-1200 a monthCash out finance 75k (75% LTV)Pay back your self or helocAnd repeat process overNow my immediate goal is to reach 15k PASSIVE income but i want opinions on how to get there faster and with this idea i have seen a few examples of in older threads but not alotThanks in advance!