But am wondering if there is already a quality reservoir of information out there that folks are familiar with.

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Hi everyone, I'm starting out and just wondering what people are using to hold their savings as they gather funds for their first investment.

I'm wondering what else you can do that won't be too much of a hassle.

Talk to tax man  if you sell individual houses you will lose your 121 tax free and have to pay the highest rates.. many times for a little extra money the risk and work is not worth it unless this is going to be an on going thing.I wonder if whats happening there is builder/developers are just replatting or confirming underlying lots that were consolidated years ago.. thats a huge deal out west ..And I helped a BP member find that hidden gold on a project she did in Nashville.

A recent U.S. jobs report showed weaker than expected employment growth, with only 73,000 jobs added in July and downward revisions to previous months.

They've done a great job for our clients who need an HEI product, or just want to compare it directly to a HELOC.

With a lot of discipline, I've been able to consistently save money at my W2 job and buy these properties.

However, I'm doing a lot remotely (have to keep the full time job as well) so I'm wondering if I can take photos (or use listing photos) and some measurements to send it to an interior designer to get a design idea and send that to a GC prior to going under contract to get a rehab cost. 

Good job Doug.