Since I have a full time job I will start with traditional mortgages and use savings from my job as well as cashflow from the rentals to finance future properties with traditional or hard money lenders as my portfolio grows.I'm extremely excited to see where this journey takes me, I look forward to connecting with you all here on the forums and learning as much as I can before jumping in head first!

I can't offer installation services but I can save you money on the design and provide you with the quality services you want with a quick turn around.I'm sure local landscape installation and maintenance companies would be happy to help with the installation.

I'm happy to make a connection with a lender that can explain the different mortgage products that would allow you to save on closing costs.

Save all you can.

As I begin looking to retire from active duty in the next couple years and transition to the civilian sector, I see real estate playing a big role in my family's future. 

I've found that sometimes just having an attorney reach out can open up a conversation again, and it might save you the grief and time of having to push through to foreclosure.

I am trying my hand at this while I work toward the finish line on my second retirement.

I’m thinking of selling life insurance part time to save money or should I just put all my focus on real estate?

Has some money saved up, but maybe not quite enough to get a traditional mortgage.2.

Saving money on fees is not worth a sacrifice in quality of service and reliability.