It won't go smoothly (in fact, you'll probably screw it up), but that's how you learn, and that's how you get better.Good luck!

I'm 22 yrs old, work full-time and invest on the side, but I plan on making the transition to investing full-time in 2 years.

The difference in how smoothly things went was completely different than my experience with Chase.

I supplied maps that showed features like grocery stories, transit, etc. and superimpose them around my target area.Also, it is helpful to play with some monte carlo simulations to show investors the odds of your profit estimates being correct.

Also, we like to give bonuses when a job goes smoothly, finishes under budget and/or under schedule, etc.

My business is currently located in St Louis however I have plans to transition active business to Cincinnati within the year.

I would like to transition my home (which I own in my own name) to a jointly owned rental (with an investing partner) next year.

The market for 2/1 single family homes in low income/transitional neighborhoods seems to be very light.

When it's all said and done I just want to know the best route that I can take to transition from wholesaling 2 to 3 deals per month to rehabbing at least one of those deals myself.

So my first forray into using a HML has been smooth sailing thus far, or so I thought.We're set to close on a property this upcoming Monday.