We had all the RIGHT puzzle pieces sitting in our laps (great realtor, carpenters, and mortgage broker as close friends and family) so we just had to simply put them together (with a lot of hard work and having a family of 4 living in one room at a time for a couple years.)We are now moving to Roslyn, WA and hope to start a similar (although not as extensive) project there and also try to acquire some SFHs in Kittitas County to start our REI education/climb to billions. :) This feels like bragging, but it was a lot of market luck, hard work, amazing friends, and a wife with an eye for staging.

Hey Guys, I live in a college town and am evaluating a deal on 4/2 and a studio in a primarily college area.  

Some lenders ask if I am going to live in the house or if it is for investment purposes.

An alternative to flipping, which would help me in a couple ways, is buying it as an owner occupant, living in it for 2 years, doing a slow flip, and doing the no capital gains tax strategy.

In the city of LA even tenant without lease for more than 3 years living at the same place.

My name is Hughlanda Bennett, I live in Florida and I'm on biggerpockets to learn investing in general and the benefits. 

The exterior has been sprayed monthly; just wondering what is required when tenant requested additional service if he/she did not have a good hygiene living style.  

I currently have mortgage on my living quarters and my duplex.

What's up Ed I'm an investor living in Tracy!

I'm writing to introduce myself: I'm Justin, and I live in Dallas, TX, arguably one of the fastest-growing markets in the US, both by population influx and real estate demand.