I have two rental units side by side in a college town - Georgia Southern.

For me, I wish I would've purchased a copy of "Rich Dad Poor Dad" upon graduating High School and marching off to college with zero financial education.I'm curious if there are any investors, who invest passively in MFAs, who'd care to share what they would've done differently if given the chance at a "do-over"?

I'm a midwest guy myself, at least by birth and college, but I'll likely never move again, unless it's to continue to journey westward.

I know you don't know me but if you were a college educated military veteran with a broker's license which entry level job in real estate would you pursue in the pacific northwest?

I have worked with the City of Tampa planning and building dept to get plans approved and permits expedited and ran the construction site myself.

Investment Info:

Single-family residence other investment in St. Petersburg.

Purchase price: $180,000

I used my VA Home Loan and Veteran United Home Loans. Bigger Pockets gave me the knowledge to see th...

Does anyone have like a step-by-step guide or process that they can recommend i do or check out to get the project up and running with both the builder and the City of Delray Beach (ex: plans, permits, survey, etc.)?

College Station - flag that area to revisit in 4-5 years once inventory stabilizes.

#5 You Don’t Need the Money for a WhileIt’s possible you’re in a season of life where your kids’ vehicle purchases or college decisions are either several years in front of or behind you, that you’re in a home that doesn’t need a massive kitchen renovation, or just that you have spent some time planning well, establishing savings accounts, and minding your expenses.

Paul who has, as it looks like between 2016 to when the 3rd article was written in 2019 only 4 ADUs were permitted there, compared to 137 in Minneapolis.