In order to build wealth and make money work hard for me,I am thinking about how to use the equity I build.After I purchase the property,if the refinance LTV ratio is 70%,the value of property should increase about 40% to refinance all the capital invested in the property.And if the property appreciation compound annual 10%,it need take more than 3 years to get 40% increase.If the property does not appreciate a lot,the refinance does not worth it at all.So I need to use the capital I invested in the property more than once,I need to choose the property which has al lot of property appreciation.Anything wrong about my math?

Remember to keep taking action.

I grew up watching my parents invest in real estate, and grow their net worth this way.

(Might even be worth making a BP group on Zello and playing around with it there.)

Maybe taking the previous owner to small claims court will get you somewhere as the roof was his responsibility but is it really worth the effort? 

Affordable yet worth every penny many times over.

One other little thing I can't remember. 

This market is crazy and the competition is as fierce as it gets, so you have to make up your mind if you really want to be a real estate agent for a long time, dig in, and really build a business, otherwise i think it's not worth the tradeoff.

I am new to Real estate investing, and just went under contract on my first house in the West Fort Worth area.

One of my favorite real estate books when I first started was " the Wholesailing bible" and one of my favorite non real estate books is "the compound effect" both are definitely worth a read.