I started my financial freedom journey ~12 years ago and when I started I was broke as fuck, in debt, with no real skills, no plan, and a lot of bad habits Now I own a bunch of real estate, a bunch of equities, I achieved financial freedom ~6 years ago, I am fortunate that I only work on project I love, and now I spend most of my time trying to help other veterans do the same I skimmed through the front page and found many intros, but few questions Just a pro tip - if you ask questions, you'll usually get a lot more help. The more specific the question, the more help you'll get

I talked with Steve this morning and told him that I could not justify the expense of the program because I did not know anyone who had gone through it. So, instead, I joined this "Skool" in the hopes of getting to know the people behind the curtain. I also plan to join the Farcebook group. Anywhere else?

I made a post on facebook offering free photography (I'm a photographer for fun) and one of the people who reached out was a real estate investor - we knew each other but had never met I went to one of his properties and we had a great time He has flipped ~40 homes in my market and is now buying land to build new rentals for himself. He has a huge network, tons of contractors, and a design firm in-house. All of which can be helpful for my real estate goals and maybe even for buying my own personal house in town and renovating it Point is, sometimes I make those kinds of posts and get nothing and sometimes I make huge connections. You have to ask OFTEN to get what you want

Anyone else here in the Philly area? I know @Bud Evans is. Bud, everything I’m seeing here margins are razor thin with the current market and interest rates. Any potential deal I’m seeing from a nice house in the suburbs for sale for $300-400k to a row house in a less desirable part of the city for $150k all seem to only cash flow around $200 per month. Are you seeing the same thing or am I looking at something wrong here?