Does any know of rebates or incentives (not tax incentives) offered by CenterPoint Energy for adding blown insulation into attics of multifamily complexes of 200+ units or more?  

I think most agents will agree we juggle a lot of different tasks and having these systems in place, will save you time and energy thus allowing you to go out and find more business. 3) Find a niche - Find a specific market or demographic to focus your attention towards.

I’m trying to get the ball rolling, just green and unsure which path is best.

You pay $30K, and add it back into the deal for $45-60K, with a promise of no/reduced energy bills for the New Owner. 

I loved this idea from the start after listening to David Greene, and reading his BRRRR strategy book.

There are many reasons for this.Yep, I'm 100% with Allan on this one - if you're just starting out, focus ALL of your time, energy & efforts on activities that directly tie on to bringing in cash-flow.

Hello BiggerPockets!I'm a nurse and my partner is in school full time to become a pharmacist. We have a cat named Mo who is very spoiled. I knit, read, work out, smoke meats in my 2.5 smokers and enjoy watching moves....

I believe for busy people who run other business, syndications are the best options to earn a return while still having the time and energy to focus on your main business.

However, my next deal, I added a commercial mortgage broker to my team and he now goes and gets a bunch of quotes for me.It's always good to get things set up prior to looking for deals, as you can be a bit more confident on what you can go after and if you are given the "green light" from the lender.Yes, I raise money from those in my network who just want to passively invest and those who trust me to not only get a solid return, but to protect and multiply their capital.

I contacted CenterPoint Energy last week before posting here.