I'm in the same boat as Russell, I'm trying to take on as much as I possibly can.

Well done :)Not many think the same way.I have always been interested in Florida but believe that I have missed the boat of the dirt cheap prices.Thanks and have a great day.

I am out of state, so I am in the same boat as you.

If you don’t sign up now- you will 💯 % miss the boat on this opportunityBonus points:- blame the person for not implementing your strategy- blame others when things go bad.- it’s a course you paid for so there is no recourse when you eventually fail miserably. https://youtu.be/KyUHsoBdXT0

I am in a similar boat as you and have found these forums to be very helpful.

I am in a similar boat, but I don't have any properties, I am looking to partner with some friends & family to acquire the down payment(s).

I’m in a similar boat and have purchased out of state through roofstock only, but would love to hear about Martel based on your recommendation!

If you happen to know somebody that does steel fabrication or repair work for commercial construction, big boats, oil and gas, etc, ask them what wheels they like and where they get them.The best thing a cheap wheel can do is wear down too fast; the worst thing it can do is shatter and send pieces everywhere, including into you.Also, before you start, check the max RPM of your grinder (it is written on the grinder) and compare that to the max RPM of the wheel (written on the wheel). 

I really think you and your agent missed the boat when you both agreed on a commission only structure but also cut that in half.

For instance, if you have an umbrella policy and decide to purchase a boat even if you properly insure the boat you won't necessarily have coverage from the umbrella unless you make them aware you now own a boat.