They tell me to hold onto it.

We can have guest speakers which will range from very basic theory / analyzing deals / SFR buy and hold to more advanced topics like flipping / multi units / creative financing / taxes / IRA etc.

Until that purchase part of our holding costs was rent paid.

I'm a beginner cash buyer, with no deals under my belt, and looking to connect and work with established wholesalers in my area to pursue my buy and hold goals, but why would any established wholesaler want to work with a beginner who maybe a bit gun shy on their first deal?  

I've got too many exits at the moment ranging from flipping to a flipper, to holding and renting as is... still not sure and I should close this week... 😳 but Anyway it goes, seeking knowledge and taking action are crucial if we want to move forward with our REI careers..!

Most successful Buy and Hold investors want to maintain their rentals in good shape in order to demand Market rental rates, quality tenants, and property value.  

As it stands my knowledge is pretty basic, just what I've learned browsing the forums and gleaming through materials online, but I'm a quick study and want to really make an effort My specific areas of interest are wholesaling, buy and hold for rent purposes, and flipping once I become knowledgeable enough about the Philadelphia market. 

If you find a good deal you can buy some extra and just hold onto it just in case.

My goals are to get into buy and hold real estate and earn extra passive cash flow for my family.

Hello, I am in the beginning phases of putting together a partnership with a private lender for investing in buy and hold properties.