The building has a single tenant medical practice in a rapidly growing community.

I have some money available to invest, and my goal is to grow it and become a full time RE investor.

I've seen a few posts about selling (for instance a triplex) a property once you've fixed it up, but what about keeping it if it's doing well and paying you each month?

My question is would that protect your personal assets (my car and primary residence for instance).

Growing up I hated the lists my Mom would put up Sat morning, as I grew I learned I am not an organised person so the lists came back.Achieving personal goals with provide that boost of confidence to push further in your business goals as well.Take the time each week to plan, breathe, focus and train yourself.

They've gone out of their way to welcome our tenants and get acquainted with them, which benefits them and us.I suspect that HOAs' online presence is only going to grow and become more beneficial as time goes by.At the end of the day, an association dues payment is just another expense, which has to be incorporated into the calculations.

My goal is through connecting with BP members we can all sharpen one another and grow our real estate businesses side by side.

Right the MMI on FHa is now for life if you put less than 10% down but realistically only maybe 2% of people using FHA put more than 3.5% down unless its for a strategic reason.If you have superb credit I would recommend you use 5% down payment and payoff the MI through whats called single premium lender paid mortgage insurance this is done by raising the rate high enough to absorb the mortgage insurance for instance instead of 4.75% you can opt for 5.125% and it will pay for the MI off for the rest of the life of the loan, or you can keep 4.75% but pay the SPMI in cash, or pay the stereotypical method of monthly mortgage insurance.If you're going from FHA to FHa refi thats a different story (streamline FHA refi).

We have a strong military community, always growing medical training facilities, a tremendously strong tourist and convention sector and the Eagle Ford Shale project created 116,000 high paying mid skilled jobs in 2013 and a 61 billion economic impact on the region.

My goal is to become more adept at flipping homes in 2014 and be an ever growing student in the class of real estate.