The only real training for rehabbing a house .

“The Wealth Train”.

Since you're already in Ohio, definitely keep an eye on Columbus if you decide to expand—I'm investing here and it’s been super solid with strong population and job growth and big companies like Intel, Amazon, Google, Honda, Microsoft, LG and more investing here, plus properties still in the $120–180k range that hit the 1% rule and cash flow well.

The really good stuff was basically invite-only, you had to know somebody and it seemed like there was a small group of well-established and well-funded players operating in the space.

This duplex has a well that comes into the basement in my unit then runs through a water softener then supplies both units.

I am glad to compare this to other training courses and master minds, the training is a tool, and like any good tool it doesn’t do the job for you is simplifies the job.

He couldn't figure it out and then scheduled another meeting where he never called or went through the "training".

And for a couple years i did mostly investment but a couple normal personal deals through things like realtor leads or whatever, and let me tell you, those "random" deals or clients that weren't my core type of client were the ones that I did not do well with. 

Hello bp community,After closing on a SFH turnkey property with a well-known provider in Memphis, my tenants stayed for a full 2 years.

As you already know, but the lurkers don't necessarily, since these are backed by the good ole' USA (we as tax payers), I want that risk to be known too.