Despite being very handy, I work a FT job, I have a family and other commitments, thus my time is extremely limited and I've found that for me, it's more lucrative (mostly in the long run) to do flip-to-rents (using the BRRRR method) on the side (and keeping my full time W2 job). 

Her job transferred her up here to Connecticut.   

It helps keep it a part time job for full time pay :-)Congrats on expansion!

Its been a crazy semester and I recently got a position with Yardi systems. Its crazy to think I would be recruited by a company that provides property management software to real estate companies. I am going to be wo...

I’m 28 years old and work a modest job with a mid level income.

Worth approximately $110k.The monthly payment is maxing us out but working a 2nd job to save up $$ for the rental property, but that's going to take approximately 1-2 years before i can save up enough for down payment + rehab costs.  

Dayton OH considered hidden gem for turn key out of estate Investors, with a growing job market and steadily rising property values.

Save up, pay cash, get reliable but a good value...the best rule of thumb to live buy is put as little of your money into things that go down in value as you can...which is basically everything EXCEPT Real Estate....and maybe stocks...but basically you are only authorized to buy real estate from now on haha..I am half kidding...half.Pay off the debt, cut the expenses, save money like a crazy person and keep doing what you are doing...Live in flips are one of my favorites....even better, live in flip plus AirBNB for part of the year in a hot market airbnb market

Good job!

@Jimmy O'Connor - Wholesaling is perhaps the hardest job in real estate investing and it's where most newbies think they can get started.