That's what I really need to practice on.

Next search out the best deal, have some of us here on BP analyze it with you based on your goals and skill set. then Pull the pin. its quite simple. i would say the most important thing is to get your money figured out, how much you want to spend, how much you have to spend, and if your borrowing, from who, and what the best terms are. one of the best exercises i do is prepare a "Personal Financial Statement" it helps you understand your Net Worth, its kinda like your report card for a banker, it shows how responsible you are with money, regardless of your income.  

Written by attorney investors, it's full of practical advice pertaining to management of investment property, has sample forms that can be edited, and - most importantly - they tell you what your primary state laws are and where you can read them.

Find Brandon's videos on YouTube for the "four square" method of analyzing homes and practice.

there're just too many complicated, the city asked what's the entity name, insurance is different between LLC and personal , the tax system requires the LLC name, all to be established prior to closing.So practical answer to your question, create one now before even placing a bid.

Requirement or not, practically speaking, I am not sure a sponsor can market an offering without committing any capital.

Lots of solid principles and practices in there and I've recently picked up the book again.

The QI can be located anywhere since 1031 is a federal statute and practiced the same in all states.

Scott provides very practical advice that anyone can understand and follow.Things will only get more expensive when the baby comes, and it won't stop for at least 18 years!

I'm on a 3 week streak of getting up around 5, and then:- headspace app (10 mins of meditation)- Physical therapy exercises for my bum shoulder while I make coffee- Goal of making at least 1 post on BP every morning (32 day streak as of today!)