Quote from @Eva Barnes: ‼️ **BEWARE – READ BEFORE ENROLLING** ‼️If you recently paid \$25,000 for the Master Broker Program, Secured Investment Corp.

Your price range is great for targeting value-add rentals in markets that still allow for strong BRRRR returns.For out-of-state investing, the two biggest success factors I’ve seen are:Building your “boots-on-the-ground” team early – agent, PM, and contractor should all be people you’ve vetted through referrals and small test projects before you go all-in.Having a consistent deal analysis process – I personally run every potential deal through the same buy box so I can compare apples-to-apples.

The grey variegated LVP which was popular a few years back has really fallen out of favor in my area other than for  inexperienced flippers still putting it in their languishing renos with subway tile and barn doors.

I am in the process of finishing my 40ftx30ft pole barn that will allow for a lot more "covered" spaces to camp.With one click of the switch, the light goes off...and you're under a billion stars and pine trees. zero outside lights. :-)

But babies and dogs are comparing apples with oranges, two different categories, and babies don't create extra septic strain. 

  :)It's never apples-to-apples, as explained here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/51/topics/1088325-expla... 

Are we comparing apples to apples or apples to oranges?

How do you like them apples?!!!

It's like the meme of Apples and oranges and one is fed rate other is mortgage rates. great post !

It's also important to understand what is treated as equity because comparing construction loan options is like comparing apples to oranges and shouldn't rely on the leverage that's promoted without digging into the finer details.