Good thing I listened to the team and they gave pretty good suggestions on what we should change to achieve better business results in 2016.For instance, because of our strategic action planning session, the Real Estate Joint Venture School was born as a way to provide a lot of value to BP Members and by doing so, meet more JV partners.So, what about you? 

I'm looking at buying a couple more Rental properties in 2016 with the goal of growing my portfolio wealth. 

For instance, if I was able to wrap up a property in the Southeast part of Dallas, I'm not interested in a buy & hold there, and that area isn't a great flip space.  

I'm passionate to be successful and I wont waste anyone's time if the take time to help me grow.

EHM  good question I know you can be a broker in as many states as you want.for instance I am in 3 states.. but I not sure about being an agent .. however I would assume you could you just need to work under a broker in each state.there are no interstate jurisdictions its all state to state

I'm looking to start out, investing in duplexes and growing from there.

Welcome to BP @Terrell HurstonThis is a great place to grow your network and learn from people that have all done it before.

This seems a good way to grow the 401k, but not reduce or defer taxes.My solo 401k plan includes profit sharing.

Just curious but I haven't really started to learn yet about markets which I will soon but is sheboygan a good market to start out in and would you classify it as a growing market?

What streets/tighter area of PR do you think are/will be the best locations for the growing area?