Fill in the foundation below.Check out the Start Here page http://www.biggerpockets.com/starthere Check out BiggerPockets Ultimate Beginner's Guide - A fantastic free book that walks through many of the key topics of real estate investing.Check out the free BiggerPockets Podcast - A weekly podcast with interviews and a ton of great advice.

He had the specs the field workers needed and had the plans drawn up to fill the needs.Paul

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If I was you I would, try to see what you qualify for first, study see if there is any homes that might give you positive cash flow try, north county areas like Escondido and Oceanside tend to be more affordable but with good income rent. that's how I started first year bought 2 with 5% down loans, I got a tiny positive cash flow and grew my income and credit history I went with HML and did some flips and all in expensive San Diego no money to start, now I give HML and have consulting firm for first time investors and we have acquire over 230 properties all in the county with all and all is about the numbers. please fill free to ask me I could maybe guide you in the right way, I am not very active on bigger pockets but ill be on it this weekend.

When you fill in the section on the first page that says "buyer" use your name or your LLC name and then write "and/or assigns" after that.

But if you filled them with people's real kitchen stuff, I think they'd look a lot less appealing.

After the people moved out, and Junk King hauled 3 truck loads away, we filled a 40 year dumpster, just to get to the demolition stage.  5 dumpsters later we started reconstruction.  

I feel prepared, confident, and ready to inherit that tenant and fill the other vacancy once this deal closes.

Is the new applicant filling out a credit app and going through your process?

Monday and Tuesday, he moved on to trying to memorize more and more of the algorithms.He is.He has not memorized them yet completely.He still has to use a written guide.However, he is solving the puzzle 100% of the time.This game of real estate is very similar to the Rubik’s Cube situation.Real estate is a complete puzzle and mystery when you are starting out.It’s difficult.You might as well be learning a language of a tribe hidden from human view for thousands of years.There’s no context.Yet, SOME OF YOU persist (a very small minority).If you persist, you start to figure some things out on your own.Then, you start to do more and more research, which leads to learning.It leads you to sites like BiggerPockets.It leads you to books, some of which provide step-by-step action plans.The point is, nothing in real estate is an unknown (from a learning standpoint).We’re not reinventing the wheel through all of this.100% of every process that we go through and have to learn, we can commit to a process in writing.As an example of this, if you choose to be a buy-and-hold investor, one of your algorithms will be to locate a house suitable for purchase.Then, once you have the algorithm, you can start to fill in the steps.It’s not rocket science.Your steps may include describing exactly what you’re looking for first.“3 BR/1 BA (at least) in Pulliam County that will cash flow at least $200 / month.”Awesome.Now you can exclude EVERYTHING ELSE.Then, you can outline a process for yourself.