Fairly new to the real estate game, some experience investing in REITs and via Fundrise, and on route to buying the first property in the next 90 daysInitial goal: buy and hold, cashflow single-family home in ColumbusMid-term goal: graduate to multi-family in OH, then expand to other states in the mid-west - all buy and hold, cash-flow-ing Long term goal: become financially independent, cashflow neutral, so neither me and my wife have to "work" for a livingNot selling anything, just want to chat with people with similar goals/areas of interest

I graduated high school from Beavercreek.     

Paid marketing (DMM PPC Facebook ads etx. etc. ) is for mortals.I graduated to Immortal.We immortals do not spend money for leads.. that's so human.No no my silly mortal.

Hey everyone,I thought I would share that I am moving to Tulsa in Aug. for a new job after I graduate this summer.

I am a recent college graduate and I worked in a student housing apartment complex so I have a little bit of experience in it.

@Austin Negron any decent, literate, high school graduate loan officer should be able to warn borrowers about this long before it becomes a problem. 

We plan now to graduate to more direct management through VRBO, and hope to be able to transfer that review equity when we terminate with Evolve.  

I ended up moving because I wanted to buy a house and do a house hack for graduate school and the price point of San Diego was too expensive. 

I have been in the hardwood and tile business for the past 12 years but have been a CPA in Portland upon graduation and the my hardwood and tile has become a side business.

Because this way the whole family (mom, dad, sissy, brother, aunts, uncles, and grandparents) can all come see Private Smith graduate and become an official Soldier in the Army for a $300 per night vs. paying for 6 hotel rooms @$120 per night.