yes.i go thru about 1 airless sprayer ie graco every 2-3 years. i have bought over 12.try rent or buy used one out first to play with before commit to all bells whistles.i have airless roller, special tips, extensions, etc etc.but its deductible for me. fyi. the commercial units not residential ones at big box last longer if maintained equally.

I have finally decided to take the leap and fully commit to real estate investing, particularly wholesaling.

To commit tax fraud or to not commit tax fraud.

Hello BP Community,I'm not necessarily new to BP, but this is the first time I've attempted to dive into this since I first joined back in 2016, so to continue to cement myself further into this commitment, I wanted to make my first post and member introduction.I'm 25, engaged with two children, have worked in the Accounting field briefly with a Real Estate development and management company, and plan on moving forward in this process with my fiance.What I'm looking to gain from this website is to gain as much information as possible, as soon as possible, so my fiance and I can get into rental properties.

I have friends who are committed to invest in real estate deals together, but I don't want to get into SEC requirements just yet.

Usually takes a week or two just for title to get a commitment to you.

@Christopher TritchShort answer why it is better: complexity and commitment, as well as multiple complications of day-to-day operations.

They are a huge financial commitment and a big risk, especially for first-timers.This is why it is so important to know all of the “pros” and “cons” of fix and flip investments before you decide on whether or not this type of investing is for you.Pro: You don’t need all cash up front.

In the last 6-8 months I have started to get into real estate investing which I’ve always had a interest in but never thought I could do it based on things I thought you needed and now knowing I was wrong in my thinking I have committed to becoming a successful investor with that being said I have paid for one training course but found it not to be as useful or beneficial as I hoped.

First step for you after you invest the surplus funds you have is getting a job where you can make the same money working 40 hours- you will never build a real estate monster if you can't commit some time to it.