Look for those driveways and sidewalks that are untouched, chances are that house may not be occupied or are not being kept up. ❄️

Welcome to getting zero credit... or ridiculous pizza days for a job well done. It's the dumb stuff like that makes you feel unappreciated for your hard work. If you have a similar story, share it below - I want to know. 👇🏼

"We've always done it with way." and the mentality that goes with it is another HUGE reason why I will never go back. If you have worked in corporate, drop a comment with the thing that drives or drove you nuts. 👇🏼

Here are your first property commandments:

1. Buy A Property That Cashflows  

2. Don't Overpay For A Property 

3. Inspect It To Make Sure That It Is Not A 🍋 

4. Make Sure You Know the fair Housing Laws 

5. Get A Good Lease 

6. Get The Proper Insurance 

7. Pick A Good Tenant  

8. Train That Tenant To Be A Good Tenant

Let's talk about the numbers on the 4 unit, with $1,500 a month in cashflow it looks like it is going to be a sweet deal.

It's hard to go to work in a place where people just seem miserable, and that is one reason why I will never go back.

If the numbers work and it is a deal, it is always a great time to buy real estate.

You need to make sure that you are ACTUALLY making $$$ on your investment, if you aren't running numbers on your rental - how are you going to know if it is profitable?

Running numbers on a rental means you can figue out your expenses, profit and even what your rental could actually be worth. 

Get ready to take notes on what we did on the 7 unit and the real numbers on it.