We figured that we had about 90% of the US population covered with the current states, so we decided to roll out, but @Craig Curelop is doing a great job at finding more lawyers, and of course the team here is all working together to make sure that quality is maintained for each new state.

I am looking to get financing by possibly leveraging my building that is bringing in positive cash flow.

My wife is a RN but has had to take an administrative position due to health reasons.

My end goal is financial independence and my plan is to use my savings from my W2 job to invest in more passively managed real estate that will cash flow positive and build equity over time.

Having recently transitioned to Las Vegas, I am in need of sourcing reliable and quality contractors for my real estate investments - both for flips and holds.

Hi everyone,I am looking into starting another full rehab on a house from the 1920's and, while I have a few subs that I feel confident with their quality, we are still really early on in building our team and could always use references/help.

I found myself in a similar position about 5 yrs ago. 

Be positive and look at it as a learning experience 

I guess I'm undecided because a primary residence is not going to generate passive income for you so I see no net positive with either option.

When you get to a position that you can loan the money you worked really hard for, and I hope you do, I'm sure you'll think differently, Ben.Account Closed is right.