I have some capital that I am willing to use to invest and I have done somewhat of a deep dive over the past couple months into real estate, including working towards getting my license (exam in a couple weeks) and I feel that I have a much better grasp on how this business works than I did just a short while ago.  

Not sure how far this would actually go practically - but, since we're going to be wracking up bills in an upcoming rehab effort, we'd like to be able to get a little extra something with the money spent :)Thanks,Jared & Jessica

It makes the whole process smoother and less nerve racking.Most good BRRRR deals do not include the ability to use conventional financing for the acquisition.  

In my humble opinion, it takes nerves of steel and quite honestly not worth my effort to work in less than user-friendly STR jurisdictions.

I have not specifically been able to connect my injuries through being in the Army but I know in the back of my mind carrying rucksacks that weigh in excess of 80 lbs. and at the time I only weighed about 135 that could have contributed to some of my back issues (herniated disc, bulged discs, pinched sciatic nerve, etc). 

The money spent, the drive, the motivation the effort, the hussle, the risk, the nerves, the not-giving-up, the time put into it not knowing for a fact something will come out of it... heck, the angry calls, the racists bastards telling me to go back to "italy", the asking why they can not speak to Dixie (my super hot partner) calling me fake, asking me where I am from because anyone in the USA with a foreign accent is either a terrorist or a scammer.. this is the fact of doing marketing being me...If anyone doesn't think this deserves at least 50/50 I will happily tell them to shove their uneven split up their butt and let them find their own 66% discount deals themselves.

I also love browsing book stores and examining the TOC, Index and skimming a few paragraphs - - it's not a waste of time and you and your significant other can always go to dinner thereafter :)Here's the path we took to our MFU 6-units:looked for a property which produced a cash flow - - not interested in property appreciation values, but needed to avoid red inkthis implies learning how to evaluate a rentals economic health and value (what are GSI, NOI, expense ratio, DSCR, cash/cash and cap rates). 

I've found the best way to answer this question myself is to examine my financial life from a 30,000 ft view.

The agents are doing you a favor yet you have the nerve to make these totally uneducated comments.

Is any of this related to investing in real estate, or do I like to ramble on, forever. tic nerv