I'm not entirely against paying a consultant that has worked as bank/mortgage lender/underwriter for a significant period of time to assist you to set up your practice or review your deals for you.

If I end up in a town that encourages this practice, I will certainly get an architect and go for it.

I misread and thought she was relocating.

Hi everyone,I’m currently reading Start with Strategy and trying to map out my approach, but I’d love practical advice on how to properly structure my financial and real estate portfolio goals.

This is a common practice for students, recent graduates, or anyone with limited income.Documentation:While the student may not have a regular paycheck, you can ask for documentation of any scholarships, grants, savings, or financial support from family.

Unlimited Wealth : The Theory and Practice of Economic Alchemy by Paul Zane Pilzer13. 

Hi all,I work for a large commercial GC and potentially headed out of state to St. Louis for a project we have in the pipeline. I would be there for about a year and a half on per diem and likely just make that my hom...

Since you’re looking at BRRRR and fix and flips, I’d start by getting a clear sense of your buying power and practicing deal analysis so you know what a good rehab opportunity actually looks like.

They keep your money for 2 weeks (to collect interest off your cash) which I’ve found is not standard practice.

For context, this isn’t the first administrative issue I’ve had with this PM, but it’s definitely the most costly one.I’d really appreciate any guidance from experienced investors or property managers on what’s considered standard practice and what the appropriate expectations should be.Thanks in advance!