As a buy and hold investor I would say it was about 10 hours a week during the acquisition stage (finding the property, negotiating the deal, lining up everything for closing) and then once we bought (we only buy rent ready so no rehab) I would say the first 6 weeks of getting things transitioned were about 5 hours a week and after that it is about 1 hour a week unless we had a turnover and I rented out my own apartments so it was about 10 hours to do that.  

The meetings attract investors at all stages and most who attend are there to share and help. 

Whose going to be working on staging and selling the property?

I see everything as a learning opportunity at this stage.

That is complete and utter bs.

Hi,I am just about done with a reno project in central phoenix and i was wondering if anyone knows of a good staging company. 

The tadpoles were in their last stage of amphibious life (<-- probably not the correct scientific term?). 

Brand new to real estate investing and actually still in the beginning stages of my learning.

But frats tend to like stick build and code issues could make group concept impossible, especially since this is already on code enforcement radar.UC Riverside reputation is ascending, there are several large new development projects in planning stage nearby (including huge master planned community immediate to south of university along I-215), UC Riverside has a dearth of student housing and thus ample demand, and I personally see continued appreciation in this market over the next 3-5 years.  

I'm trying to decide if I should use my LLC as a DBA for some of my real estate ventures such as wholesaling or staging instead of creating a separate LLC for each venture.