Is anyone familiar with the ComEd and nicor or new construction energy efficiency programs that offer incentives and technical assistance to developers.

Hey BP, I listened to podcast 327 a few times and trying to figure out what David Greene was talking about when he said he got a commercial line of credit for 500k and then bought a few houses, rehabbed them until the line was used up.

I need a RE attorney for a property in Greene County asap.

Need  Granny's house wiith hardwoods under the beautifully raked shag carpet that matches the green countertops!

I've began reading Brandon Turner's book on Rental Property Investing and am loving it so far.I'm very interested in the BRRRR method (listened to the most recent episode of the podcast today actually and would love to read David Greene's book on this next) but might potentially try and house hack as my first investment here in the Dallas area.

I would prefer not to fly out for this, and I know it's possible (referring to David Greene's book on Long Distance Investing). 

It takes the same amount of time, energy and effort to buy 20 units as it does to buy 120 or even 220. 

I've used Origin Bank and Green Bank and refinanced deals just a few months after buying. 

I know you probably think you're clever by managing on your own and avoiding the 10% charge to a property manager but this tenant is probably going to cost you much more end that's before you account for the time, energy, and stress resulting from her.

Originally, I planned on buying a small multifamily here to househack, but then realized that it’s very difficult to find a multifamily that will cash flow (even if I rented the whole thing out).I’ve also started reading David Greene’s book on out of state investing (among other investing books) and it seems like BRRRRing out of state could be a good option as well.So my question is, should I focus on saving money to 1) buy a primary residence in Austin, where companies/ people are constantly moving to (since prices are expected to keep increasing), or 2) should I use my money more efficiently and BRRRR out of state?