Excited to start taking control of credit rating and growing net worth.

Hey Everyone I am Debra and I am here to change the life of myself and my kids and many kids in world!

Hello everybody, my name is Aaron Kavishe. I am an active duty Soldier and I am looking forward to learn more from this community. Hopefully as time goes by, I’ll join the war room and begins scaling my real estate business.

My name is John, and I’m brand new to real estate investing. I’m a parent with a little one at home, and I’m really motivated to build a better future for us. I don’t have much experience yet, but I’m eager to learn everything I can — whether it’s about flipping, rentals, wholesaling, or just getting started the smart way. I’d really appreciate any advice, resources, or beginner tips you’re willing to share. Looking forward to learning from all of you and starting this journey! Thanks in advance 🙏

Hey military fam Question: Are there strategic financing options available that would allow me to purchase another property using a VA loan without using my own cash? The challenge is that the majority of my VA entitlement is tied up in my current house, which is cash-flow positive as a rental but significantly impacts my finances due to the high cost of living in the DMV area. I have approximately $400k of VA entitlement remaining in Northern Virginia, and even less if purchasing outside a high-cost-of-living area. The Ask:Is there a way to purchase another property using my remaining entitlement, while leveraging additional financing options to cover any costs that the remaining entitlement wouldn’t cover? I’m looking for strategies that would allow me to do this without relying heavily on personal funds. Conditions: - I do not want to manage a property located more than an hour away. - If occupancy is required for 11 months, I prefer a location where I wouldn’t have to commute over an hour - VA loan costs I am under the assumption I would pay that