My life is a little chaotic and unpredictable these days but despite that, it's helped me establish consistency, a healthy routine, and everything is on track with the investment goal :) Really recommend it!

You can actually find 2 bedroom condos below $100k now fairly routinely.

As an attorney, I routinely work with investors and see them making money on transaction that I assisted them with on the buy side and then again on the Sales side.

The idea of the advertisement is to focus on how little time can yield big results and seems very convincing to people who are already limited on time and short on patience.The reality of the situation, however, is that six minutes’ worth of ab exercise alone is not enough to get you in shape, but consistency in exercise balanced, with cardio routines and a diet, may actually leave you looking like a television fitness model.While patience is a virtue, waiting around doing nothing certainly isn’t the answer to finding success, in business or in life.

If pest infestation is evidenced during a routine inspection, it would be deemed a lease violation. 

@Sean WalcottSyndication is just a fancy term to represent the pooling of money together to make some type of investment.The investment will depend on the prospectus and the investment strategy of the sponsor.A syndication can invest in Stocks, Pre-IPO companies, crypto or real estate.Since you are on a real estate site, I assume a real estate syndication.A real estate syndication can be very broad as there are many strategies - SFH, Multi, Land, Commercial, Storage, etc.Speak to your CPA how an investment in a syndication will impact your taxes.Normally, you will be a limited partner / non-managing member in a syndication which limits your capability of utilizing losses to offset your W-2 income since you won't have active participation.

If you're going the umbrella insurance route, perhaps see if it will cover you for several things including just the routine slip and fall (like mold or earthquake).

. $150 is petty cash or a drop in the bucket that´s part of my basic routine expenses.

I found in the past that those folks who give themselves the title of "wholesaler" aren't really truly investors (wholesaler) many have take a seminar in a motel on the weekends and fancy themselves as experts in the real estate business ------- a newbie with a title does not make one successful in this business.In fact - they have very little knowledge of basic creative financing - contract engineering - seller financing mortgage clauses - power prospecting - dealing with industry agents - title companies - auction - tax sales or how to stay legal when deal with foreclosures mortgagors.Be careful - there are some tricky folks out there who will say anything to peek into your wallet.Charles

I was looking for something that offered hyper local networking with other investors, lenders, contractors, agents, brokers, and good old fashioned conversation with like minded professionals over pretentiously fancy drinks and cold beers.