It seems like you're on an interesting trip, and participating in groups like this may really help you learn and develop.Please feel free to contribute to conversations, pose inquiries, and share your personal experiences.

I don’t care if a poster is offering a service or product (for money) and provides an answer in a forum IF (1) he answers the question honestly (2) he answers only those questions he’s qualified to answer (3) the answer isn’t always to purchase his offering and (4) he takes the time to be a participant, not just a “bot” pushing his offering.  

You continue to listen because you have the confidence in yourself that you can also participate - that's what BP offers.Married parents, single parents, and felons have all been on this platform sharing their stories with you.

Most tenants are happy to pay it because they understand a broken contract comes with penalties.My agreement requires them to participate in showings to potential renters during their final 30 days.

If you have any questions, want to share your experiences, or engage in discussions, feel free to participate in the various forums and connect with fellow members.Wishing you and your family success in achieving your real estate goals and creating the life you envision!

I actually just signed up for and participated in the Women’s WREIGN Wothout Fear of Her Future course for $47 which lasted 5 nights for 2 hours per night and while I already knew 95% of what was taught it gave me a couple of good tidbits that were worth the $47.

Participate in due diligence or operations.We require our partners to do more than bring capital  EMD (or capital at risk) and participation in DD are two of the most common - could be walking units - could be market research - secret shopping similar properties in the area - reviewing the UW etc etc  Yes be careful  Do it right.

., rent it out for on average less than 7 days per a stay) and could definitely demonstrate material participation (e.g., designing/developing ADU, furnishing it etc.)

**Fund of Funds**: Participate in a fund that invests in other funds, particularly in large real estate deals like apartment complexes ([Creative Finance 101 - How to get started!]

Ask questions, participate in the community, and gain knowledge from other investors' experiences.Go to seminars, networking events, or meetings for real estate in your area.