To the best of my knowledge that deal still exists.good luck

I’ve read around 20 books about real estate in the past few months, and I’ve watched many YouTube videos, podcasts, and other content to deepen my knowledge.

Partnerships are another strong option if you can bring hustle, market knowledge, or deal finding to the table while someone else brings capital.

Then use a basic Excel sheet to allocate your monthly ending cash balance or at any point in time across taxes, CapEx, reserves, etc, effectively creating a zero-based cash budget.

I don't own any properties with asbestos siding and I have my concerns, so I hired an asbestos professional to go check it out, grab some samples and conduct testing.Still waiting to hear back from the Asbestos testing but I wanted to know if anyone here has experience, knowledge and or own any properties with asbestos siding?

No matter what you decide go into it with the knowledge that a property that is 2-6 hours away will not get visited as often as a local one and that you’re going to be essentially at these two buildings mercy of tradesmen and contractors.

The knowledge you've gained from this experience will help you avoid similar pitfalls down the road.Keep it strong and reach out if I can help you in anything.

While knowledge is important, the real problem for most agents is not understanding lead generation and marketing.

Those are a gold mine of knowledge!

Agents who are slow to follow up end up losing business, even if they are knowledgeable or experienced.