Many late nights of Podcast Listening and Blog reading!

I have been wholesaling lately; but I also enjoy rehabbing and renting out quality affordable homes; my goal is to grow a rental portfolio of at least 1000 units.Thanks again for reaching out!

Although it's gotten a lot more competitive lately, I believe that DFW is a great place to invest, and it sounds like you're off to a good start.

I just recently joined BP and have been doing a lot of research lately in order to educate myself on real estate investing.As a result, I've decided wholesaling is what I should do to get started.

. - Tenant tries to use this as a "well, we gave you granite" excuse later if they are late on rent, don't pay, or cause property damage. - Perhaps some concerns about tenants putting money into the property and somehow getting some vested interest in the property.I would say that the contractor doing a bad job is the most likely.I've head of tenants doing some upgrades and it going well.

Just finished rich dad poor dad today lol I wish I would have read it a long time ago great book

I'm almost finished with my first complete gut (counters go in Monday!)

So you better have the expertise and act prudently when dealing with other people's money.I'd suggest you finish your degree, get a job at a bank and begin in retail mortgages, then move to commercial, that will take a few years.

My boyfriend and I are finishing up real estate school at the end of summer and are currently hunting for the right multi-family home to invest in as our first step.

As far as automation, I'm thinking in terms of a seamless process for receiving applications and processing background checks, some kind of built-in follow up system for late rents, the same for handling maintenance or update requests, etc.