Almost all good REI books recommend that I build a good team first.  

If you don't have an asset management strategy, I would encourage you to read the book called "Traction" by Gino Wickman.

(Note: I will update my profile and do a noob post this week)I recently finalized a divorce and the remaining asset between us is the house we bought 6 years ago.

@Brenna Wood honestly, just read the book on managing rental properties by Brandon and his wife.

The City has the final say in the matter.

The book Millionaire Real Estate Investor says Criteria is non negotiable.

Once I got comfortable with analyzing deals and had a solid knowledge base from the forums, webinars, @Brandon Turner's "The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to Real Estate Investing" and @David Greene's "Long-Distance Real Estate Investing" books, I hooked up with an agent in St.

Hello BP was wondering if anyone in the Stockton area know any good contractor's its my first flip hoping nothing goes wrong I finally feel ready but still shaky I have to take the leap I don't want to find a bad or lazy contractor  any help will be appreciated

I have read all the books, searched all the markets, began my networking, and created a 5 year plan for the start of this investment company.. bigger pockets my question to you is where do I step next? 

Turns out they finally sent another email a few days ago but again disputing how much they owe, which again is MUCH MUCH less than we really should be charging them because the damage to the floors is so high for both the wood and carpets.