In order to grow my business I understand I have to step out of my comfort zone.

There've been instances in which buyers I have dealt with used another broker without my knowledge and it was incredibly hurtful, almost like your spouse or girlfriend cheated on you I imagine.

Every city has areas that are growing, areas that are stagnant/consistent, and areas that are declining.  

I was just hoping that there would be some creative way to get the property out from underneath the SDIRA w/o having to sell it to someone else (refi, assignment, subject to, lease purchase, anything) so I could start growing a portfolio that not only helps my retirement, but also helps me in the here & now. 

I'm also growing accustomed to the idea of wholesaling but must admit that I am not well-versed on the topic.

Charlotte, Seattle, and Atlanta round out the remaining top five fastest growing real estate markets.

This is the best place to grow your knowledge in Real Estate.

What revenue is generated should be put back into growing the business initially.  

When people asked me what I want to be when I grow up, my answer was an entrepreneur.Anyway, my plan on getting started is to first sell my 4-bedroom house and move into a duplex while renting the other half.  

I hope to become more involved in BP as my investments grow and real estate becomes my primary focus.