I have capital to go in on deals as a partner depending on the size needed, but I'm ready to have skin in the game.

The cashflow it's self will produce more than adequate returns and by the time the true bloodbathe comes for stocks or real estate I'll have enough accumulated up to scoop up a couple rentals.

Since it hasn't been mentioned yet and is never talked about as a true contender, I'll go out on a limb and say the Crossroads of America - Indianapolis!

Hey other Pros, newbies and inbetweeners!I'm in my mid-twenties working in NYC and work as a Project Manager for a GC and would like to move from Brooklyn to Jersey to kick off my journey, while in close proximity to ...

I started in the RE game by helping my father Property Manage and fix up our family owned duplex when I was a young man.

That may work in Texas where that is a way of life but in most of the rest of the country, the asset manager actually has to do some work and tell the contractor what improvements to make.If you're new to the game, I recommend you read everything you can find by Dave Lindahl and Ken Mcelroy.And it also depends heavily on the property you are working on.But here are the basics.First, fix up the exterior.

Turning out to be a kinda rough market in my eyes but then again I am new to the game lol.

I'm really excited about this deal and i believe it could be a real life changer.

Would love help analyzing this deal an agent presented to me because I'm running it in the calculator and it seems way too good to be true.

This is true even if you have a tax deed.2.