- DRIVEBY INVESTORS: Typically, these are newbies infused with high, but transient energy, from a free seminar and don't understand the long term grit that is needed to really succeed in REI.

But i am getting incredibly impatient, i loath working a 6am-4pm job as a welder working in the hot sun all day to go home to not have much energy left to even be motivated to go through online classes. i want out of the rat race. period. i was mulling over the idea of trying to get a commercial loan to get a multi-family....is that a good way to get it?

Those requirements include Building Code, Washington State Energy Code, Uniform Plumbing Code and the Municipal Code.2.

I agree with Jaron that 5 flips your first year is probably not realistic, in large part because each flip needs to be a good deal numbers-wise and finding those deals may or may not be possible if you’re not familiar with each local area and spending a lot of time and energy looking for deals and viewing a lot of properties with a savvy eye. keep us posted on your success!

I wondering if I need to bite the bullet and replace it, or find another insurance broker.

Anything else is a waste of energy in my opinion. 

The gun went off and a bullet went through the walls of the home luckily missing the children upstairs.

He has brought me two deals that took effort and energy.

On the flip side, spend some money to get the condo rent ready, bite the bullet and get the property paid off and in time it the rental income will be a good source of free-flowing income. 

I invest a lot of time and energy into my investor clients - the goal is to educate them, so they know as much as possible of what I know.