Lately I’ve been thinking about how real estate can do more than build wealth — it can sustain missions and protect legacies.Here’s an example that inspired me: there’s a ranch in Tunnel Hill, Georgia that’s been serving children, veterans with PTSD, and families through equine therapy since 2010.

You'd be better served being denied conservatively then having an offer that's too high making your deal unprofitable or losing your EMD.

Invest your college money in engineering or accounting (fields where most millionaires reside) and then leverage your wealth to serve youth.  

The simplest way is to set up a WY or NV "holding" LLC, that can serve as the holding/parent company for all other state specific LLCs like a FL LLC here.

That mindset of wanting to be a sponge and learn before jumping in will serve you well.If you’re open to out-of-state investing, Memphis is one of the best BRRRR markets in the country.

You’ve got the right mindset, starting with small multifamily rentals is a smart entry point, and being intentional about learning and building relationships will serve you well.Virginia has some great markets for long-term rentals, and connecting with others here will definitely help you fast-track your progress.

You give them something that solves a problem right now.Used well, it turns website and social traffic into a list you can serve and close.

Finding where they moved to to serve them notice can be tough.After you serve them, you can take all your evidence to court and ask the judge for a money judgement.  

Disclaimer...we found out 1-week prior to closing that we have an illegal tenant, but we were able to serve him on 4/30 (same day as closing).I spent most of Friday attending to tenant issues and lining up work around the property.

That ‘hands-to-action’ mindset will serve you really well as you transition into flipping full time.Totally hear you on the GC concern — I think almost every investor has a story about at least one tough experience there.