I figured – I love real estate and construction and I am good at math and management so why not use my skills to build up passive income rather than working till I’m 60.But personally I spend the bulk of my time putting together the financing with local individuals looking to make a better return on their money than the stock market can give and to partner with on some large properties, So, of course I gotta ask, you don’t know anyone looking to diversify into real estate, do you?

I intend to take the proper steps to have a professional find the source of the mold, test it, and have the mold remediated.

Hello all,To introduce myself, Im a 24 y/o working professional in NYC who grew up on Long Island. 

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Of course, especially while having a regular 9-5 to get up and go to every day but I was committed and I still am to my goal of creating a rental portfolio that can help me eventually achieve financial freedom.

That goes for @Chase Stocki, @Eric H. and any other military/vets folks of course!!!

Some younger than others, of course.

You'll sure to find professionals and investors to connect with.

We plan on doing most of the work ourselves but we know some of the projects will require a professional.

Of course, since the payback is variable, perhaps the investor holds a tax consequence, even if I pay the capital gain / ordinary income tax.Has anyone experienced that?