In the past 3 years, the pace of improvement in the area has accelerated dramatically.Pre-DemoPicturesNow the fun part:Next Post: Detailed Budgeting, Building out the Brand, and Architectural Drawings and approvals, and demolition.

Hey Will - I'm pretty sure Jay's point was being sarcastic and making fun of the fact that the company didn't understand cash flow.

Real estate, done with the right team with boots on the ground, will build long term wealth...plus it's fun!

Having fun learning what to do to make people buy it.

It's really fun getting started and learning about different areas and techniques.

I could purchase homes in need of significant repairs at steep discounts, repair them, then rent them out for pretty good cash flow.Good luck, it can be a lot of fun.

Your livelihood depends on a business but a hobby is for fun without the risks.Anyways, you have come to the right place at bigger pockets especially at such a young age.

This has been a really fun topic to watch.I'd like to think we're usually a B, but clueless tenants would give us an F I'm sure.One thing I've been toying with as an idea to help with revitalization in my low income neighborhood is some sort of program that matches responsible tenants to responsible landlords and possibly pools deposits.

Make sure you put some aside for general saving, and how much do you need for "fun money"?

Fasching, kristkindlmarkts, volksmarches, and hiking are just a few of the things you'll be able to enjoy.Have fun!