Currently getting my real estate license to help me out on investing.

The tax advantages of buying/holding gas stations are pretty great.
Many of the components of gas stations including pumps, tanks, external parking areas, and other equipment are classified as either 5 or 15 year pro...

Hello BP, I saw this in one of my FB groups and wanted to share this in the event you were affected - "I’ve worked as a full time licensed claims adjuster for years along with being a STR owner in Tennessee.

Treat everyone in this chain professionally, respectfully, and quickly.

Hi all –Disclaimers:I don’t have any experience with industrial real estate - or CRE generally speaking for that matter.I will be keep this post intentionally vague for the sake of privacy.

I wish I could take you out for a coffee/margarita and talk about your journey and pick up some tips but that may be a bit of a drive for either of us.

I think it's rude frankly as this website is supposed to be a helping, friendly community. 

The same issue lies with Chicago as well.- Then I checked out the Detroit market and realized that the job and population growth has declined in the past few years and landlords are finding it hard to fill the vacancies.- Lastly, I checked out the Colorado market (especially Colorado and Colorado Springs), and the property prices are high there and hence, it won't cash flow there either.Hence, while I want to begin my journey, I am not sure where to start.

We just had a 100+ portfolio fall apart because of silent seconds upon refi to achieve a bail out. 

This will give you both enough information to get started.https://www.epa.gov/mold/brief-guide-mold-moisture-and-your-...