That said, I thought I'd share an image of one of the slides I shared in the training.

have 2 index funds set up (one for retirement) and am generally pretty far ahead. 

Hey, I’m hoping one of you see this.

Unless you are in one of the exceptional markets with a 1 of a kind property I would recommend doing any flip that remotely approaches 70% LTV, I am seeing a lot of 60% LTV projects, those investors with make money. 

For example, there is one that I am interested in that says "est. $670" and when you scroll down it says, "this property was foreclosed and now the lender is selling it for $670".

Good job.Rather than respond point-by-point, I will give you thoughts on one topic and maybe later posters can take on different topics.Step 1 is pay off your primary's mortgage.

In July 2024, a contractor was draining the pool into kitchen drain, but the drain clogged and flooded kitchen while no one was home.

You are not the first one going through this.

On one hand roofer will know more than an inspector if there is roof damage but at the same time a roofer has an incentive to replace the roof. 

Are all ya'll using one?