@David Hurt I am on your team as far as putting the usual expenses on credit card but that is exactly why i fear that my available credit will always be on the lower side unless we *sigh* get more credit.

Hey Bigger Pockets members,My wife and I live in Mesa AZ and are hoping to get into the real estate business for our long term retirement. we have time on our side as we are 26 but there is no reason not to start now.

The law is on your side.

My tenant (tenant 2) in another unit just contacted me stating the tenants responsible for shoveling damaged her car while shoveling the driveway (tenant 1 apparently used the car as leverage to pick up the snow and scratched the other tenant's car in multiple places all down one side of the vehicle).

I'm looking for a contractor in the Salt Lake City area that can repair a detached garage that is leaning to one side.

After 8 years at the 'day job' and 5 years of working in Real Estate on the side, I'm finally going full-time into Real Estate.

Hey all,I'm in the process of getting my RE license but have already started to casually connect buyers and sellers on some deals that normally would be represented by a broker on one/both sides. 

Not just for me, but for my wife and our two year old son whom I can spend all the time with in the world while building my real estate business as a side hobby. 

I will search for the owner of the vacant side before moving forward with that option.Best regards,Nick

Both sides of the current property have new build duplexes and the sellers understand the opportunity.