My name is Colton, and I’m brand new to the real estate world, but I’m diving in with full commitment and a ton of energy.

But we’ve got plenty of testimonials from real people, giving real feedback on the quality of our program and our commitment to our participants’ success.

Ive asked about getting essentially T-12 type info on the assets, but that hasnt been provided thus far.

Get college paid for, get paid,  believe 8 year commitment.  

This is important because many newer investors try t make their rentals like they would live in them instead of, "Maintaining to the Neighborhood".- So, a Class C rental, should be maintained to Class C standards, not Class A.--- You can go up ONE Class (maintain Class B to Class A standards), but not more than that.

While it is a bad situation, most of the really good board certified real estate attorneys I know in Dallas say DON"T do it. 

Normally, we’re almost fully occupied, but right now I’ve got about 30 vacancies, definitely higher than usual.Seems like tenants are slower to commit, more move-in delays, and fewer qualified applications overall.

I added a half bathroom out of existing space on a unit and comps showed t added $50k of value.  

They’ll call you daily, which is actually helpful since it keeps you updated on your loan status and shows their commitment to meeting the closing deadline, as long as no unexpected issues arise.

You'll need to bring a lot of energy and commitment but it is Very achievable.