There's a lot of valuable information in BP.; Take advantage of it.

I find it better to read as many as possible on the same subject as you definitely find themes running through them all, just stated differently, but most are not worth the cost of the book as they just state the same old themes in a different way (which is also valuable to learn as you won't be as susceptible to whatever new guru is asking for your money).

- it's a great feeling to turn a dump into something attractive and valuable for a family to live in.RegardsLarry

You state landlord/tenant statutes might provide some guidance on this.

Definitely check out Flipping Houses: The Ultimate Step by Step Guide--I think you'd find the information to be valuable and in line with your goals!

Schools where I am from came up with "suite" style living for all students so rent is inflated to say the least, trust me I know from experience.Any experience and guidance you guys have for start ups and first timers on here would be excellent.Thanks for the support guys!

Any guidance provided will be appreciated.

I look forward to networking and learning from all of you and hopefully I can provide some valuable insight for you all as well.

We have been doing lots of research on real estate investing in general but need a little guidance on South Carolina laws/restrictions specifically.

I’d like to ask everyone on BP to help provide some guidance on what my best option might be for getting started.