I then went on to bring in friends and family to buy the next few properties (they became down payment partners) but I would not recommend this if you do not have a solid team that you can rely on.

You create a domino chain where one failing property can topple the entire thing.I recommend increasing earnings, reducing expenses, saving up, and investing from a strong financial position.

Because the data they provide includes sensitive information like SSN, DL number etc...it's considered GLBA data which has strict legal guidelines on how it's used.If you're curious about how much I truly understand about skip tracing data and different strategies on how to implement it into your marketing, just google Larry Higgins Skip Tracing and you'll find some podcasts I've done on the subject.Good luck on your search.

If so, any recommendations in California.

Quote from @Jacob Sherman: Philadelphia would be better with more opportunity in the affordable housing space  Where in Philly would you recommend, mostly interested in lacaster just because I have a good friend who’s a gc up there so wouldn’t have to put a team together, drive there all the time, but always open to other markets.

Therefore, it's vital to calculate these costs before purchasing the property.Seeking the help of a 🏗️construction professional is recommended to create a comprehensive budget that includes hard costs (materials, labor), soft costs (architectural and engineering fees), and contingencies for unexpected expenses.

From a land buying perspective there is quite a bit that goes into it which is why I recommend working with someone that specilizes in land in your area.

Account Closed I recommend Sabbatical Homes for anyone living near a university who is interested in the MTR market.

for question like this i recommend the OP to subscribe to resiclub analytics, lot of good info there where they can decipher, whether it would be ohio or milwaukee as final city later on it's totally his discretion.Resi club is fantastic, love Lance & his team! 

For Paint - Especially for doors and trim since they they touched and hit the most - i recommend a durable very washable semi gloss paint.