@Lisa Koff if you were in Chicago my husband offers mentorships but he likes doing them in person so he can show the person real flips and new construction in progress from beginning to end.

Second, has anyone ever instituted a progressing late payment penalty? 

Granted; they should have a shelf life.. you want to OWN real estate not just get another job… but if you are completely and utterly new to it, and don’t understand it fundamentally, then there’s nothing wrong with slow progress and getting paid along the way.

I moved to Dallas in 2019. Soon after I got exposure to the world of real estate investing. I don’t remember exactly how I came across @GrantCardone content, but it seems hard to miss. I watched several of his videos ...

I thought it would be fun to do a thread as we progress through the project and share what we are learning, as this is the biggest project we have done.So far what we have learned is everything takes longer then expected.

We unfortunately didn't bet the progressive that would have added $400k atop that...whoops!)

Any of these paths will get the needle moving for you and I suggest taking the one that reduces your cost of living the most and/or the one that nets you the most progress towards property 2 or 3. 

I'll return in a month or so when we're ready and let you know the progress.

Purchase price: $430,000 Cash invested: $43,000 Live in flip still in progress What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Most agents who are brand new to the industry have no previous experience and skillsets and learn and build these skillsets as they progress in their real estate careers however they see fit.