The seller was offering closing credits to veterans so I only had to spend about $1,000 total to move in.

Toledo is also now ranked the #2 city with the most improved parks in recent years, as the city government has been spending a lot of money to revitalize its parks.

Specifcally multifamily properties, and where to really spend the money.

Its more than they are guaranteed to get in the stock market and less than you will spend for Hard Money. 

I have been asked to spend thousands of dollars in the 5 figure range for courses and coaching programs.

I noticed that people who are great at buying houses, should not spend the time rehabbing the house.

Before you go spending money to join a club whose value you cant determine, how about you start hitting some of your local REIA clubs and meetups? 

So if he shows up on site, needs a $100 Item say a door, then I am now billed $110 door plus the whole time spend on the door from showing up until leaving after the install so including the shopping time.

Honestly, I wouldn't bother with spending marketing dollars on something like as a new agent.

How do y’all usually go about approximating rehab costs to quickly see if a deal is worth spending more time on?