@Dave Torres I go up that street from time to time and got a chance to see the progress from the outside.

You can work the project management side, getting all the consultants on the same page, reviewing CDs, monitoring progress, scheduling, etc. or you can take the finance route, putting together pro formas, finding equity and debt, etc.Barring that you can learn finance and do both, which works too.

But around 2010-2011 the bottom fail out of the real estate market in places like south Jackson and recovery is still nowhere in sight.

Get motivated as you go through your RE journey and start to see progress.

Using one of these programs you could get into a house for as little as 1-2K down (depending on closing costs), which is less money out of pocket to keep saving as you progress in your real estate career.They generally are great programs and are meant to help the state's homebuyers.

No, you learn the basics first and then progress as your knowledge about the language increases.

Best of luck to you and keep me posted on your progress!

That being said, here's a bit of history into my story, and I'm interested to hear about your progress, the pace you had grown at, and any suggestions or advice from fellow investors.Ever since I was born, I had been surrounded by real estate.

Best of luck, keep us posted on your progress.

But after deliberation I decided that NONE of the other sites I frequent are centered around financial freedom so I'd be insane to not create an account and utilize the tools and information provided.I am currently looking to acquire lots for the purpose of constructing single family homes, and progressing to multifamily in the future.