Huge mistake coming into the neighborhood and then expecting other people to make changes to accommodate you.

I have made the mistake in the beginning of discounting a commission (or taking a low priced listing) and the seller wanted me at every showing to unlock it, and I had to move the dog out, they would wait till 3 hours before a showing to confirm etc.

I am looking to connect with you all and hear all your stories of success and mistakes you have made.

You can hear real-world examples of how others have built their investment portfolio and (hopefully) learn to avoid their mistakes.4.

I asked the buyer’s agent and if it was a mistake and they said no, it’s an investor buying with a VA loan, which multiple lenders have told me is not possible.

Your biggest mistake is in giving applicants the "benefit of the doubt".

I started because I wanted to build some sort of lasting empire, I chose Denver because I live here (that was my first big mistake), and I started with Mid-term Rentals but I really enjoy short term.

Sorry Janet I posted the quote by mistake.

I would never close on a property with tenants unless they are M2M so i can have access immediately for rehabbing and getting market rate rents, eliminating animals and squatters etc.

It doesn't matter what your income is... being house poor is a big mistake.