Think of all the ideas 30 minutes of solitude and a white board can produce!!

I'm sure that will be on your list going forward.It may sound excessive, but when I'm on boarding a new property, I usually chock away all of the after expenses cash flow into an emergency fund separate from my maintenance/cap-ex saving.

I have been trying to network and find any sort of meetings for other investors in those areas to come together.Birmingham and Huntsville (and surrounding areas) seem to have it together.What can we do to get the southern half on board for some kind of networking.

Hey Welcome @William H. glad to have you on board.

Kaaren is on board for real estate investing in all these vehicles.The only plan I wouldn't use her for is a 401K, because those don't need a custodian.

Mitch, I just used treated Premium Deck Boards from Lowe's. 1/2 the cost.

We just raised all rents, across the board by about 19%.

I've heard from some on this board that all that is required for an offer on a HUD home is the offer itself, there is no where for a realtor to upload a pre approval letter or anything like that.  

The cement board is water and fire resistant and it looks great . . . for now!

The primary concerns many investors have with condos are HOA fees, board management and fiscal responsibility, and having attached neighbors who could bring down your values or rentability.