Petersburg area over Ft.

@Derek Morrison each state and locality can have different crazy requirements; we’ve had rentals in several states and I just spend time researching required disclosures, inspections, landlord tenant laws for each.

I know you need 750 material hours per year (As well as over 50% of hours in real estate business).

When I saw your post I went over to check him out, because I've never heard of him.

Spend $50,000 at a seminar well at the end you have an education about seminars and maybe learn something about real estate along the way.   

I'd also like to learn more about how to effectively use the BRRRR strategy.Outside of real estate, I enjoy spending time with my family, playing golf, and going to the lake. 

With $1M today, and $2M accumulated and invested over 13 more years, I think you are looking at an end state NW of ~$5M.Personally, I’d love an end state $5M portfolio that looked something like this:$750K paid off home$250K cash$2M stock portfolio (as much as possible in tax advantaged accounts likely 401(k), HSA, and less in the Roth in this situation).

In the book, he discusses pricing in a different state over 10 years ago so the # s won't translate to Long Island.Regarding working with contractors, the short answer would be to consider a 203K or homestyle renovation loan.

They should be updated over time or you can easily miss out on a lot of the benefits.

If you have the time, probably also worthwhile to go spend a 1/2 day in eviction court.