Once the first milestone is achieved, you set the next milestone. as the old saying.....the first million is the hardest.To embark on this rewarding real estate journey towards your goals and dreams requires commitment.

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My Father committed suicide 3 years ago and I inherited a large farmhouse with a nice chunk of land and it is paid off in full so that is my housing/bills situation.

If you structure things right you may be able to utilize your current income and potential rental income in the market to be able to purchase another property depending on how much capital you have to purchase your next property.If you purchase and do not live in the property but claim primary you're committing mortgage fraud which is a min penalty of up to 100,000 and or both 10 years in federal prison.

If that goes well, I have several people who will allow me to Faux granite their counters for free with the promise that if I don;t do great that they will not hold me accountable [these are all people who have been planning on having their countertops replaced anyway.

Looks like a building with some nice potential @Bob T. 

I believe that this mentor is very qualified due to his decades of experience and the books that he's authored and also books that he's co-authored with other well know real estate Moguls.This is a big commitment into partnership and just wondering what the general populus thinks about this agreement.Also, if anyone has suggestions for specifically apartment investing mentors I would appreciate it.God bless

We charge the 25% allowed as a pet deposit and generally don;t charge a pet rent.

You don't need to be a pro member, but it will allow you to solicit your own needs in the marketplace and I also find that it shows a minimum commitment to the community that you are serious about investing in yourself, as well as real estate. 

Forcing myself to stay the course and commit to the first purchase.