As a former, "Fix-and-Flipper" myself, the foundation part was the portion I was the most fuzzy on when I started out.

If I really wanted the house I'd bring my own structural foundation expert (doesn't have to necessarily be an engineer) to look at it and give me a verdict.

It started after my own family had a tough experience, and it’s turned into my mission.I joined BP because I want to learn from folks who’ve scaled niche real estate models, raised capital the smart way, and built businesses that balance returns with impact.Outside of work, I coach youth softball/baseball and get humbled weekly by 12-year-olds who play better than I ever did.Looking forward to connecting, sharing, and learning with you all.Hi Everyone , I'm Brandon Schwab with Shepherd Premier Senior Living Fund in NW Burbs of Chicago.

It was our first home and it has been a great rental, and I've refinanced it and pulled out equity to buy two more, so it was a great foundation for an investing journey.Happy to help,Chris

Big ticket items for deeper review by GC: roof, windows, AC, foundation, plumbing, electrical and more..2.

It’s flexible, fast, and relationship-driven; and the foundation of many successful investors’ growth stories. 

As I am new to this , I am not particular about what part of real estate I learn, so long as it builds a strong foundation so that I may narrow down what actually fits with what I want my future to look like.

Under sure your potential zoning issues im not local, but I’d trust 20 years of service over any engineers opinion regarding the foundation.

Sounds like you’ve already dipped your toes in with tax liens, which is awesome because that gives you a bit of a foundation in real estate.

I plan on utilizing wholesaling to get my foot in the door in the industry and to build some foundation for my portfolio.