Welcome, Nicole Love your energy and mindset Savannah’s a great market with tons of potential for investors.

Maybe I am in the wrong and I am losing money with a realtor, maybe you all can call me out and tell me I have a myopic, "scarcity" mindset.  

Acquiring property from your parents can be a wonderful opportunity, and there are a few paths you might consider exploring.First, you could discuss the possibility of a gift of equity, where your mother gives you the condo as a gift, potentially allowing you to avoid some costs involved in a traditional purchase.

It’s great to see you're focused on both relationship-building and value creation, that mindset is key when attracting capital partners.Ground-up developments like a sports complex can offer big upside, especially if you’re in a high-demand or underserved market.

In reality, that’s not always the case.I’ve seen situations where:A loan modification gave the homeowner breathing room.A repayment plan reinstated the mortgage.Equity allowed them to refinance and reset their financial footing.For me, this was a mindset shift: foreclosure doesn’t always have to mean “lose the house.”

It's the mindset I'm looking for:Google says 65.8% of Americans own rather than rent, which is essentially the same as Canada's 66.5%.

I am trying to figure out if I can make the LLC that I created in TX the parent LLC for the property in NC (thinking about making an additional LLC for this property).

You are 25, you aren't "falling behind," most 25 year olds still live with their parents. 

Starting with the right mindset and community makes a big difference, and you're already on the right track.Billings has unique potential, especially for investors who know how to spot undervalued opportunities.

Most of the tenants were employed single parents with children, where they employment was at lower levels.