Sounds like you have a good business already, contribute  your knowledge here to help others and the community will help you out as well.Welcome to BP!

A lot of that occurred after the recession or in very rough markets, or extremely rural markets.Now if you are talking a normal market, and an investor who is not already independently wealthy from some other business and has a ton of cash to spend, I imagine the podcast episode would sound like this:Host - Tell me how you got started.Guest - I saved up cash until I had enough for my first investment.

We've had tenants move out because they couldn't sleep due to gunshot sounds.

Some of the developers have told me they are not entirely sure either, but so far it's working.I am sceptical about this development as it is catering to the top end of a tenant base that is shaped like a bell curve.

It sounds like the answer is "other -  HML". - @Sean BloomquistThanks again.

Sounds silly but extremely effective (and no decision fatigue).I could go on and on...we have a lot of the same beliefs and habits.

He said this sounds more like the contract process, when you have a few weeks to do your due diligence.From the podcast, it sounds like Bryce is going up to several properties at once, and asking for this Agreement of Sale, in order to keep them from being offered to other buyers.

It sounds like you could learn the business from your family.

I’m still fairly new but it sounds like you made a lot of money!!

In PRIME location.It’s listed for 195kIt needs• brand new kitchen • 1 master bath, 1 guest• new flooring (everything is carpet)• paint• maybe 4 new doors• maybe exterior paint and definitely landscaping 3 bed 2 bath- brick chimney to the ceiling 😍Comps on the street are up to 275k- 2 streets down comps are 350-1.5milThis would be our second flip- does it sound worth it and what’s the best backup offer since we don’t know what anyone else has offered