Pro-business states tend to give incentives for hyper business growth and want to make the process as easy as possible.

Here are some pointers to help you get started:Networking: To promote your new business, make use of the relationships you already have in the construction industry as well as your current professional network.

There is a forum on BP on tax liens where you can learn a lot about the business. 

I am looking for business partners to work on new leads.

I recently came across someone on Instagram who was promoting his business/strategies for people to pursue to achieve financial freedom as quickly and best as possible.

It's a business not a charity.

I know that where I do business (mostly Arizona) we add additional clauses to our agreement for sale to help mitigate the seller being nefarious and providing enough public record to keep things on the up and up with title companies.

podcast the other day for Brian Belaire, another successful investor and property manager who moved to Aruba and still operates a couple companies up here in the New England area, and while it was coming out of my mouth, I realized I needed to share with anyone else who needed to hear this - ESPECIALLY those starting out.WHAT would be the top 4 things you'd say to yourself when get started in this business?

Learn how to effectively manage multiple projects simultaneously, maximize your returns, and build a successful and sustainable real estate investment business.

I am looking to buy my first rental property with my business partner.