I was shown a few places, compared them to the neighborhood and saw I was getting good cash flow, but there was no equity build up I was actually paying more then it was worth and would maybe sell in the future.I decided to flip it back and just learn the basics by practacing the BRRRR in my home state instead, here I can still find 25-35k houses with new kitchen/bathroom cosmetic work for 15-20k, total price in 50-55 that would rent for 695/750.

We decided to purchase the program/membership for Michael Lush of Replace Your Mortgage to get at a larger list of banks who will do a first lien HELOC on purchases and investments and were able to buy a primary home for 10% down.

Hi EveryoneI've came across Bigger Pockets via the podcast on YouTube which I've been listening to at work on a regular basis, so I've decided to get more involved and join the community! 

I was trying more to point out that a whole lot of investors would follow Joe's or Sean's advice, and do well, but that we need to decide for ourselves what we want and what issues we're willing to tolerate with our investments.The "better" the neighborhood, the lower you should expect your return to be.

So I decided to use a wholesaler to sell one of my flips.

-Who decides what renovations to pursue?

Then around September of 2017 we decided to lease the entire building to a tenant and I moved out to a smaller warehouse.

Hi All,I'm new (ish) around here and finally decided to listen to the podcast instructions and introduce myself. 

Decide what works for you and make a business plan to follow.

Decide which kind of investor you want to be (SFR, (Single Family) Commercial, Land, Tax Liens, Passive, HML, Multi-Family, Notes, Fix & Flip, Buy & Hold, “Subject To”, apartments, duplexes, assisted living, REOs, Foreclosures, Short Sales), etc.