The QI oversees the construction and within 180 days I acquire the constructed property. 

My plan is to acquire single family and small multi-family properties and use the "buy-and-hold" strategy talked so much about on these forums.  

Shortly after passing the exam and acquiring a license, I'll be doing real estate work for the upper half of the next two decades until I finally get tired of it.

I am starting my wholesaling business and looking to acquire knowledge from everyone, and hopefully contribute with some of the investing and landlord knowledge I have picked up over the years.Thank youDouglas

I recently acquired a list of 300 absentee owner i will send letters to.

When I complete my first transaction I can then use that money to acquire the millions waiting in my future. 

Once rented, I would like to acquire a duplex in VA to stay in for a year. 

TOPA rights are very important, but when we're trying to acquire a multifamily and one tenant is holding out for $50k to forfeit their rights and vacate, I'm guessing that's not what the council had in mind when they passed it. 

I consider my real estate as being liquid compared to the TSP because I acquire cash flowing rental properties.  

Again, I can use those income streams to acquire more properties in the near future.There might be more possible scenarios that I'm overlooking, but just wanted to get the question out there for any feedback!