You can start with as little as a couple grand and a steady paycheck.

I'll keep posting pics on the progress!

Therefore, I've laid out a list of action items for the next 2 months to help me secure my first property.What's in Progress- Shopping for the best mortgage rates (Get pre-approved by 5 lenders) - Putting together my team (Looking for a CPA & Real Estate Attorney)What's next- Look for good deals, make offers, and hopefully close on a property (By end of June)- Set up Business structure, and transfer title Since I'm surrounded by a group of experts, I wanted to share how I plan on taking actions in a hope to get some feedback.

Instead you will see steady growth projected forward for the next 5 to 10 years (however long the investment is projected to run).

I might have missed something on the government site.I know that in the UK, the regulator there, the FCA, has a path which allows a non-accredited investor (the UK term: restricted retail) to progress to accredited (the UK term: sophisticated).

I am interested in hearing other people's stories about their experience and progress following the book Set for Life.

When you get a new property to review you should know the market so well that you know the quality of the area, if it's in the path of progress, stuff like that.You can hire people to go look at properties for you.

I navigate life with a steady resolve, a smile on my face, and love in my heart.

I just read this article about the Seattle fair housing law and I thought it opens up some very interesting issues that people might want to discuss.The subject line says Proposed, as i was unable to edit it out (my apologies).Here's a link to the article I read:https://www.nbcnews.com/news/nbcblk/seattle-s-fair-housing-law-most-progressive-country-now-landlords-n1004321

Track your progress to make sure you're doing it EVERY day.