Currently keeping my eye on a lot of submarkets in my area and running numbers as I plan to buy a property to househack next year upon finishing grad school.

The arv comps for this area run conservatively 205-210k.

I am a little hesitant to move forward since I like running my own numbers, but I did want to hear reviews of this service.Thank you!

Get's very messy that's why everything is always run through realtors.Knob and Tube not a big issue I have homes that are insured and have this electrical wiring.

I know thats an outlandish statement, but most people buy homes with no plan and do okay you have a plan and and your working to gain experience I figure continue the research, run the numbers, and follow through but thats just how I feel.

I’m currently finishing up Real Estate School (which is run by @Chad Carson and I would highly recommend), and I am going to make my first RE purchase by April of 2019. 

Consider being a $60k-$120k worker for Amazon there and then run through the "drive till you qualify" exercise.

You may be able to learn a thing or two just by hearing other seasoned professionals speak about their business.Every journey begins with a single step, so you have to start from the ground up and walk before you run.

Ideally, if you were running multiple rentals in your area, you would already have a series of relationships with the people who own these stores.

We attended an OZ Conference in Portland, Oregon where they already have a few projects up a running and have talked with a few contacts about setting up a fund.If you are genuinely interested I would love to connect you with the owner/organizer of the conference.