Not COMPLETELY new to REI - but new to the Bigger Pockets life.   

Turns out until you go to the Great Tax Shelter in he After-Life.

I have 33 rentals producing enough cash flow to support me the rest of my life, but I enjoy my work and continue working.

Hi @Stan Koper I lean conservative, It is very unlikely I would vote for newly elected mayor of NYC in my life time.

I life in Philadelphia, but fortunately I still had the contact information for someone who had taken pictures for me of properties when I was in the process of buying.

Get your cousin who does sheetrock work, your wife's cousin who works for a foundation company, your other cousin who paints for a contractor and you have a team.If low income housing is all you know, it might be the thing that is the biggest thing in your life.

I enjoy the process of bringing our business plans to life by actively managing and improving our properties.

With construction, there are far more variables from cost overruns, scope changes, interest reserves being depleted by unexpected Fed rate hikes, and countless other issues that can surface over the life of a project.

If you’re interested in investing, I’d focus on strategies that fit your current lifestyle and income, and that can be easily integrated into your life in a tax-efficient way.

Keep that posture of curiosity and contribution — it’ll take you far in both business and life.– Joshua “Sarge” HardinVeteran | Real Estate Investor | Legacy Builder