OOS BRRRR is a really, really tough way to get startedhere's how to do it:-leave house and get in car-drive until you hit an affordable market-network, build core 4, walk properties, meet other humans

In general it’s definitely more wear and tear for the units if there’s a pet there as you effectively have a tenant that is there 24/7 as opposed to the human tenants that leave during the day. 

This powder kills fleas and is perfectly safe for humans, (unlike chemicals).

Their $180/mo ($18/search) ain't bad.To hear them tell it it's a hybrid of software tracers and human investigators.But anyone else have a favorite???

As humans, we love to interact with each other and love to help each other solve problems and meet our needs.

I suspect some people see the rental demand in areas on the east side of town like Shaker Heights, Cleveland Heights and aren't taking into account the absurdly high property taxes and mediocre (at best) schools in those areas.Regardless of the area if you have reasonable cash flow, you should be okay, just as long as you build in some cushion for evictions/maintenance in areas where the quality of tenants may be less desirable. 

I'd be very interested to connect with you if: -you are familiar with the Denver CO area RE Market-you have experience in MFH properties-you are a young early investor in RE-you have any advice for 1st time home buyers-you are a human being and would like to connect just because :)Hope to hear from the BP community soon. 

Boo-boo of the Week (because I am only human) The bad thing about what I am doing here on BP is that with this thread, I've committed to show you what's happening in my real estate business..even the bad things like me making stupid mistakes(with the hope you will learn from them).

hi barbara. first thing i want you to do is go on www.annualcreditreport.com. by federal law, you are entitled to one copy of each of your 3 credit reports per year, for free. here, you can get all 3 in a user friendly website. historically, most credit reports contain some misinformation. a lot of credit reports contain several pieces of information that is not correct and will lower your credit score. what you need to do is go on this site and dispute as many things as you can that are not correct. there may be information on there that belongs to a person with a similar name or a very close social security number, etc. human beings put in that information and lest face it, humans make mistakes. go on the site, look at all 3 of your reports, and dispute as much as you can. by law, the credit agency has to investigate anything you dispute. the creditors has 30 days to file something back with the agency on your dispute as to whether your dispute is wrong or right. if it is wrong, it gets corrected. if it is right, it remains the same, and if the creditor doesn't answer back in 30 days, the whole record from that creditor gets wiped off your report. anything that is negative that can get changed to a positive and/ or wiped off completely is going to change your credit score. 

I have been salivating for years at the idea of making money in real estate and reading books/absorbing as much info as humanly possible.