We'll see if any progress has been made.

This deduction is phased out progressively for those earning between $100k and $150k. 

Once you have a decent chunk of equity built up over a few properties, you can refi them and put as much equity as possible against just ONE of your properties, then pull a line of credit against that equity and now you can really start making progress- cash offers on investment properties using whatever strategy you want. 

There are several active groups in the Charlotte area, and this is where you'll find the most experienced investors who can become your buyers.I'm excited to see your progress and hear about your journey.

My brother has to drive an hour and a half to check on progress. 

I'm here if you want to hop on a call and I'd love to hear about any progress or challenges that you've had.

I'm aware that certain pockets are work in progress/ mixed bag with other streets are current or former "war zones"- I'd greatly appreciate any tips on what specific blocks to stay away from.As a former contractor I'm also open to BRRR opportunities that I can sub out most of the work besides demo and painting to get rent ready, but have no contacts in the area with the exception of a few friends that aren't in Real Estate.

I’m here to learn, contribute where I can, and connect with other investors — especially those active in the DFW area.Looking forward to learning from you all and eventually sharing my own progress here.Caleb Hi CalebI love that you're so young and already thinking of this.

If you require a variance or not can slow any construction progress to a halt until this is squared away.

This has included:*Financial oversight with budgets and bookkeeping, having a finger on the pulse of cashflow and financials*Regular communication with partners (business partner, accountant, contractors and investors)*Implementing weekly sync calls to go over short and long term goals/lists (highly recommend the book Rocket Fuel by Gino Wickman on this one)*Strategic planning, focusing on not just the current projects, but looking ahead and having plans in place to maintain momentum*Analysis of each project to determine wins/lessons and use these to continue to improveI think regardless of the business, being intentional versus random and careless certainly makes and impact on progress and scaling.