Also unsure if you can build sweat equity in a townhome or if there’s more of a “cap” to what value you can add due to the neighboring units, if that makes sense? 

Hello there guys I have a six-unit multifamily building in St Louis where I am trying to do a mix of long term rentals and mid term rentals.

Not looking to build a huge portfolio or anything, just want a warm place to escape from time to time as well as an eventual retirement location.We are a bit overwhelmed and looking all over the place. 

There have often been scenarios (happened yesterday actually) where people will ask me to do their simple return just because they enjoy having the peace of mind, and/or want to build a future relationship as they anticipate more complex issues in the next few years.

Loads of new build communities and new shopping centers.

I'm thinking, hypothetically, being liquid about $100k and seeing where that can put me in terms of building up my rental portfolio and/or seeking flipping opportunities to grow my capital to get into bigger projects.

You're in the right place to connect with others investing in San Antonio and to build your team.Here's to your continued success and growth in real estate investing!

If you’re looking into wholesaling or flipping, merely for a “quick cash fix” then that goal and action plan will be very different than trying to build wealth or passive income.  

A person on entering into an agreement to build a swimming pool or contained body of water or sell, rent or lease a dwelling with a swimming pool or contained body of water shall give the buyer, lessee or renter a notice explaining safety education and responsibilities of pool ownership as approved by the department of health services.To me, every pool needs a fence!

My goal is to build a substantial portfolio, aiming for two more houses by the end of the year and continuing.As a newcomer to Detroit, I am seeking your insights on the best areas to invest in.