There's a ton of valuable information already out there about real estate, but I felt there was a gap in the marketplace when it came to giving the hopeful investor a steady stream of information and inspiration needed to take down their very first deal. 

I so wish I could just buy a 2-3 family now but it’s taken me years to even come close to have down payment for this single family and I’m getting inpatient haha maybe that will be my downfall though...I see this property as a revenue stream in order to save for that multi.

We're at the place now that I could possibly pick up a single family dwelling or two, but we ARE thinking about relocating within a few years.It seems that I could possibly make a go of this, as long as I stick to properties that would both be a good long term hold AND could make money doing a flip.

@Kelvin Sutton you will want a Builders Risk policy or a Vacant Building policy that allows you to do renovations (Some Vacant Building policies don't allow renovations).Once the reno is done, and the property is occupied, you need to switch to a Rental Dwelling if you are renting it out, or a Homeowners policy if it will be your primary residence.

Fall is the perfect time to do it before people start building their cozy winter fires.The Benefits of Having a Property ManagerFall brings with it a long list of maintenance tasks – when you own your property as an additional property stream, it can seem daunting to tackle these on top of your regular job and own home maintenance tasks.

Public companies such as telephone, gas or electric companies, for many years have structured different enterprises under a capstone company called a Service Corporation, with the intent of diverting income into expenses charged back to those downstream entities, but to do something like that for a $24k cash stream is beyond goofy because it would have to be exchange traded and subject to SEC rules and regs for additional filings....

ALL the emergency guys were out hunting so we had a couple of hours delay & nothing would flush so we had to pop the cleanup at ground level & it streamed out.

As they love the idea of funding a duplex that is generating two revenue streams, one from each unit.

Sheds are not built to code of dwelling units.

Also, once the property is rehabbed I will rent it out, so at that point I would switch back to having landlord insurance through one of the main stream insurance companies.Thanks!