As my wife told me before we got engaged "there is no perfect time", not surprisingly it took over 5 years for me to pop the questions (theme?)

Mentors and-or potential partners can be found in the REI meet-ups, on BP, by attending seminars/conferences, and by a million different potential engagements I can’t think of or list all.

-Call them weekly or bi-weekly to check in (if they do not answer I leave a message and follow up with an email)-I always get back to them on any deals they send me even if I plan on not making an offer, feedback is critical and if you want them to get back to you on deals then you need to get back to them on the deals they send you-I meet with brokers face to face in my markets every other week (I do not live in the market I invest in), whether it is touring a property or just having a quick coffee or stopping by their offices to say hi-Host social gatherings and invite brokers to meet with local investors and buy them drinks.  

It started with a bridge/rehab loan that combines the best aspects of national and local hard money lenders; we have competitive terms, we're fast, we're flexible, we can lend in most places, and most of all, we just get it (because most of the client engagement team are also investors). 

I’m curious how many of you landlords have your tenants on any of your social media apps?

For those that have the 9-5, are you just banging it out until your 65 and then rely on social security or do you have a plan? 

Auburn is considered Cincinnati's first suburb once occupied by the social elite who wanted to escape the crowded conditions of the lower city most notably President William Howard Taft.My Mt.

Like light remodel may limit you to jobs under 25K but they might engage in a full 200K remodel thereby breaking the law.

Once everything makes sense The next step is to engage an architect and GC or design-build GC and go from there. 

It turns out that a “Fix and flipper” is someone that is engaging in something called “contracting without a license”.