Hey guys,In one of the BP webinars I remember Brandon saying that if he were to start fresh in Real Estate one of the ten things he would do is find a full-time job in Real Estate (e.g. property management company, assistant to investor, etc.) in order to learn the business while also getting an education and moving towards making a first deal.

I am brand new to RE investing, however I have been motivated motivated and extremely excited about starting a REI portfolio.

This will extend the life of the floor and will give an apartment a fresh look that will attract tenants.

I am a brand new investor, ready to make my first deal.  

I think this is because there are a ton of brand new homes on the market that are competing with the other inventory in the North Stafford area.

Since the LLC is brand new and doesn't have any credit history or tax returns, do they look at the income/debt and credit the same way they look at a residential loan?

The exception to that is oftentimes when a market is brand new for turnkeys (at least brand new in terms of being known) and you are willing to jump in quick.

Hello, brand new to this site...I have four properties which all have mortgages...is there any way to be creative to sell these as an owner financing to the present tenants??

That is why it is good to pull your leads every six months to keep them fresh.

I work full time at the moment for the Cleveland Clinic in our brand new Cancer Center (pretty interesting place to work).