Can u elaborate?

I got my RE license and went to work2. as soon as I could I bought a home to live in.. ( today you could househack).3. work in the industry if that is what you want to do you will be rubbing shoulders with all sorts of RE professionals and investors and you will meet people that will help U.4. decide your lane what do you really want to do in RE..

U have to educate them.. but in markets I am funding high volume flippers its a must and I do find a company that will accomodate..

But I also don’t really foresee a reason I would close it early, because once u pay it off I will likely just use it for another property if I still have a decent amount of time on it.

Vegas is in a bowl and surrounded by federal lands  even if the fed opened up this land to development once U get to the part of the mountain that has a 15% or greater slope development becomes hard to impossible.

and thank u for sharing!

(Hint: C-o-l-u-m-b-u-s, O-h-i-o, trying to not trigger anyone's keyword search).

I have one U/C for a client near the stadium that is $560k and revenue projection at $120k+ Freaking great numbers!

U know in the old days of BP the post would have been taken down and the OP would be encouraged to purchase advertising space on BP. 

Repairs = extra (at u defined captive audience rates,) turn overs at the usual 1x monthly rent  Legal needs = all extra.