First time investor here, taking equity out of my home (bad idea?) 

You’ll spend more on surveys, permits, and building which is where you’ll need the financing or to pay directly over time.

Not only is she an amazing coach for real estate investors and a very good friend of mine, but she is also my conference buffer.If I don’t have someone to meet somewhere every morning, I may skip.

I often start out with 100 leads from Marketplace and then by the time I’m ready to do background checks I only have 3-5 left in the process.

Most of our clients love it and last time I checked it's free.

📍 Property: 88 Innis Ave, Columbus, OH 43207💰 Bought for $1,000, Sold for $40,000📅 Total investment: $5,170.36📝 Licensing Fee: $3,000⏳ Processing time: 58 days from purchase to disbursement🔑 Key Numbers:Profit: $34,829.64ROI: 673.64%Annualized IRR: 4098%Ever wonder how land entitlements can deliver these kinds of returns?

I don’t currently insure it as the cost was four times my home.

I am not hard to find if someone wants to work with me.As someone who has run an on-market real estate team with as many as fifty agents in the past, I can tell you that the problem is that real estate agents are lazy and unfocused and want the low-hanging fruit with limited work.

I've had 3 cleaning crews in the last 3 years and all of them have a hard time finding and keeping good cleaners.  

Cost segregation is a commonly used strategic tax planning tool that allows companies and individuals who have constructed, purchased, expanded or remodeled any kind of real estate to increase cash flow by accelerating depreciation deductions and deferring federal and state income taxes.When a property is purchased, not only does it include a building structure, but it also includes all of its interior and exterior components.