(I know, you are all already going rookie mistake, hind sight I assure you)  So, now I have someone living in my house and I am about to file bankruptcy (CHP 7) and have no money to pay for an eviction.  

I’ve seen some land and has done market analysis. The land I am interested in is about 3.17 acre (2.17 useable). I’ve plans to build multifamily unit on this land.
Question ,
How many can buildings I can fit in 2....

It feels like I'm at the top of a roller coaster about to leap down.That being said, in my experience in other professionals I've held I always remember looking back at where I had begun, and where I am currently, reflecting on what I've learned and laughing at what I consider easy now that back then was the end of the world.If you could go back and say one sentence of advice to your rookie investor self, what would it be?

I could remember reading “Rich Dad Poor Dad” in the first offseason after my rookie year (after blowing over $20,000 in expenses in my first month off after our season was over which to this date I have no idea what I spent it on) and said to myself “If I keep going at this rate I am going to become another 73% statistic of athletes going broke after the NFL.”

Sorry for the typing error. 

Naive and rookie mistake on my part.

The truth is, you could read 100 books and still not know enough because certain things need to be learned through trial-and-error.

Fire them immediately because they are supposedly managing this for you and failing miserably, your doing all the work and they are making multiple errors as you are too !

Hi everyone, I made a super rookie mistake and allowed a tenant to sign a lease before she sent the deposit.

Is this possible or am I making an error in calculation (newbie here)?