2026 is lastly right here! And if you happen to can nonetheless learn this sentence with out seeing double, you’ve made it!
However this yr, issues are going to be slightly… totally different. We normally discuss the very best locations or methods for purchasing leases, however we’re happening a little bit of a detour to begin the yr by discussing our actual property resolutions, all of which is able to actively assist us retire early. Wish to retire with leases, too? That is the episode for you, and we’re sharing the methods we’re utilizing in 2026 to get there.
Kathy Fettke shares a brand new approach she’s optimizing her actual property portfolio, with the purpose to enhance money circulation by 10% on her present portfolio (not shopping for extra leases!). Henry takes an reverse strategy to most buyers, opting not to scale his portfolio and as an alternative doing one thing a lot safer. Dave particulars his “Finish Recreation”—the final actual property portfolio for early retirement.
Dave:
Completely satisfied New 12 months, everybody. Welcome to the BiggerPockets Podcast. I’m Dave Meyer, head of actual property investing at BiggerPockets. I hope you all had an amazing vacation and are excited as I’m to develop your portfolios this yr. Right this moment, we’re kicking off the yr with New 12 months’s resolutions. And for that, I’m joined by my on- the-market co-host, Kathy Fettke and Henry Washington. We’re going to share our objectives for the yr, the methods we’re planning to attain these objectives and the dangers we’re avoiding in a altering market. A heads up that this present will even be revealed on the On the Market podcast feed over this New 12 months’s break, and ensure to tune in subsequent week for my annual state of actual property investing present and an enormous announcement for the BiggerPockets podcast you’re not going to wish to miss. With that, let’s leap in. Kathy, Henry, how are you?
Completely satisfied New 12 months. Completely satisfied New 12 months to you.
Henry:
Completely satisfied New 12 months.
Dave:
I’m not going to lie and faux that we’re recording this within the new yr. It’s probably not the New 12 months, however proactively to everybody. We’re recording this in December, however completely satisfied New 12 months to all of you. Kathy, you could have some nice vacation plans. Inform everybody what you’re as much as. You’re at all times someplace enjoyable.
Kathy:
Properly, sure, I’m in Paris recording this from a cave.
Dave:
You actually appear to be you’re in a medieval vast vendor proper
Kathy:
Now. I’m fairly certain I’m. I’m within the oldest a part of Paris, however I’m right here for the Christmas markets and primarily as a result of my daughter is getting married in France. So I needed to come see the venue along with her. Had
Dave:
To.
Kathy:
After which it’s also-
Dave:
You needed to.
Kathy:
I needed to, and it’s the final yr of the northern lights being actually intense. So we’re going to take slightly journey as much as the North Pole, to the North of Norway.
Dave:
Oh, that’s so nice. Wow. What a enjoyable journey. Henry, what have been you as much as within the holidays?
Henry:
Meals.
Dave:
Sufficient set,
Henry:
Actually. Completely. I imply, I’ve little youngsters, so I do get to benefit from the pleasure of Christmas nonetheless, in order that’s enjoyable, however principally I’m consuming my approach by means of the vacations.
Dave:
Yeah. Good for you. All proper. Properly, let’s leap into immediately’s episode as a result of I actually wish to simply begin trying ahead. Final yr was a fascinating … I wouldn’t name it an amazing yr. I used to be going to say it’s an amazing yr. I’d not have known as 2025 an amazing yr. That will’ve been a straight up lie. I’m feeling optimistic going into 2026 and nearly actual property typically. So let’s discuss this when it comes to what our New 12 months’s resolutions are. We’ll begin with actual property, however if you wish to throw a non-real property one in, I’d love to listen to them. However Kathy, what’s your actual property New 12 months’s decision?
Kathy:
Properly, I’ve just a few, however one is to essentially dive into AI as a result of
Wealthy truly purchased a extremely costly program and he’s completed it and I’ve not. I’m not even shut. However I do know it’s so highly effective. I imply, one of many issues that Wealthy did is he uploaded every thing. Our financial institution statements, the money circulation, our system is aware of every thing about us. And after we add it, we may know which properties are performing effectively, which aren’t. I imply, we ought to be figuring out that anyway, however I really feel like generally it’s simple to get lazy otherwise you’ve simply owned properties for some time and haven’t actually taken a glance. Is that this nonetheless performer? So utilizing AI to optimize our portfolio is my purpose for actual property.
Dave:
I like that rather a lot. I like this as a purpose. It’s not like, oh, I’ve to purchase this property by this date. That is extra like a progress mindset form of purpose. How do you simply evolve as an investor usually so to make higher choices going ahead? Is that program, is that actual property particular?
Kathy:
No, no, it was only a bunch of enterprise homeowners. However I imply, it’s like he’s acquired a enterprise advisor now. All of our enterprise financials are in there and we had each worker element what they do, not in a canine form of approach, however I suppose form of like what do you do all day? And so AI is aware of every worker and is aware of find out how to optimize for them. It’s actually been phenomenal.
Speaker 4:
Wow.
Kathy:
And we had probably the greatest months ever for our firm final month. I don’t know if it has to do with that or not, however that’s unusual, proper? At a time when actual property has been so sluggish, gross sales have been sluggish, we had a extremely good
Dave:
Month. That’s superior. So it sounds such as you’re utilizing AI not simply to determine properties or offers, however work on and in your enterprise as effectively.
Kathy:
Yeah. I imply, what number of instances do you actually know what your insurance coverage covers?
Dave:
Actually by no means.
Kathy:
So with, I’ll say Claude, for instance, we are able to add our whole insurance coverage factor. There’s a phrase for it.
Henry:
Your insurance coverage binder? Yeah.
Kathy:
Yeah, that factor, the binder. To only actually know the main points of your insurance coverage coverage and even ask it, “Hey, is that this protecting me for every thing I want for this funding property on this explicit state?” It’s actually phenomenal with what’s obtainable to us and it’s solely going to get higher, so why not be on the slicing fringe of it?
Dave:
I find it irresistible. Henry, are you utilizing AI often?
Henry:
The brief reply is sure, however I’d be mendacity to you if I instructed you I used to be utilizing it on a a lot deeper stage than simply the floor stage asking for assist with sure gadgets. Now, I did attempt to construct one thing just like what Kathy was speaking about about two months in the past the place I used to be importing transaction information and knowledge from my property supervisor as a result of I wished to see if AI may give me a way of how effectively sure properties are performing. And I assumed if I may add the precise financial institution statements and marry that towards the information out of your property supervisor who’s truly going out to the properties, doing the precise repairs. After which I wished to marry that towards what I’m spending with contractors on sure properties to get only a chook’s eye view of my portfolio. And it was very difficult in ChatGPT. And so I’m questioning if I ought to attempt Claude or Gemini or a type of.
Kathy:
Claude is so good for enterprise.
Dave:
Oh, actually? I acquired to verify that out as a result of Henry and I have been simply in Seattle and other people have been raving about Gemini.
Kathy:
Yeah.
Dave:
I really feel prefer it’s a horse race proper now. One releases a brand new one and it will get slightly bit higher after which the opposite one will get slightly bit higher, however there’s not a transparent winner. I simply should inform you guys, I acquired slightly little bit of a behind the scenes take a look at an enormous actual property firm’s new AI instrument. It’s not BiggerPockets, however there’s one other one which’s going to launch one quickly. I acquired to do the beta. It’s so freaking cool. It’s unbelievable how good the evaluation and details about properties and markets. For a knowledge analyst, this factor is so cool. I’m tremendous excited to begin utilizing these sorts of instruments in my very own evaluation. However I’ve to ask you guys, perhaps I’m only a full management freak, however I exploit this for analysis, however I double verify every thing
Kathy:
That
Dave:
I do nonetheless, proper? Okay,
Kathy:
Good. As a result of it nonetheless makes plenty of errors. It’s not there but, however will probably be. It will likely be. So studying the issues that we’re studying. And backside line, the purpose for me for doing all that is I wish to see if I can … Wait, let me say that in a extra highly effective approach. I’m going to extend cashflow by 10% by optimizing our portfolio, whether or not which means taking some older properties that aren’t actually performing and 1031 exchanging them into higher ones or simply taking a look at issues like we purchased rather a lot 10 years in the past as a result of we have been dwelling at a home the place somebody was going to construct this mega field property that block our view. And so we purchased the lot and so they wouldn’t do it and now we don’t reside there anymore and we simply form of haven’t achieved something with it. We tried to promote it.
No one wished only a lot. In order that’s one factor. It’s like, how do I optimize this piece of land that’s simply been sitting there and we’re paying taxes on? And so I’ve been working with a manufactured housing firm and we’re going to place manufactured housing on that lot. And so once I’m doing an entire new factor and it’s truly going to money circulation in CaliforniaCalifornia.
Yeah. And if my daughter ever decides she desires to maneuver down the road from us, there’ll be a home there for her. Intent. However yeah, it’s form of simply stuff like that. Simply form of taking a look at what we’ve got, the theme is extra isn’t at all times higher. Take a look at what you could have and make it higher.
Dave:
That’s nice. Properly, I feel that is an superior New 12 months’s decision. I actually like this concept of getting higher at AI as a result of I’ll admit, I’m concurrently excited by AI and really, very petrified of it and terribly uninterested in it. And so generally I simply select to disregard it as a result of I’ll see these deep pretend movies on-line and I’m like, “AI is evil.” However you then discuss all this stuff that AI is superb for. I simply want to determine the best approach to make use of it for my enterprise that is smart and never be overwhelmed by the societal implications that may be coming with AI on the identical time.
Kathy:
For certain. I imply, an instance is simply, I’ve been working rather a lot with Claude, that’s what I exploit and asking for LA County, what do I must find out about manufactured housing? Inform me this step-by-step course of. And it’s not 100%, it’s not simple, however it helps it really feel not as daunting.
Dave:
All proper. Properly, I really like this. It is a nice New 12 months’s decision. Thanks for bringing this one, Kathy. We acquired to take a fast break, however we’ll be again with Henry’s New 12 months’s decision proper after this. Welcome again. I’m right here with Kathy and Henry sharing our objectives, New 12 months’s resolutions for 2026. We heard Kathy’s, which I really like about getting higher at utilizing AI. Henry, what’s your New 12 months’s decision although you don’t like them?
Henry:
No, I don’t like them. And I at all times really feel awkward when folks ask questions like this due to the form of investor I’m. I simply do previous, boring actual property, Dave. I purchase distressed properties, I repair them up after which I lease them out or I promote them. And I feel when folks ask about resolutions, they count on to listen to some tremendous formidable, artistic factor that you simply’re doing. Like an enormous pivot,
Dave:
Such as you’re making some change. Yeah. Yeah.
Henry:
And my objectives are very comparable every year as a result of I simply wish to proceed to do what works and what’s labored for generations, which is one other iteration of the identical factor. However now that I’ve positioned that caveat, primarily I consider investing in three buckets the place you’re both rising, you’re stabilizing otherwise you’re defending.
And we as buyers function in sometimes two of these buckets at a time, closely weighted extra so on one than the opposite. And in order I began in 2017, I’ve been much more targeted on progress. So my objectives every year have been at all times round what number of extra property do I want to amass? What number of extra initiatives do I must flip to provide me the funding to amass these property? However now I’m in a spot the place I’m extra targeted on stabilization and safety. And to me, safety is paying off. And so my objectives for 2026 or my decision, if you wish to name it that, is extra targeted round stabilization, optimization just like Kathy, and paying off debt. So I’ve a stretch purpose of paying off two properties in 2026. And I do know two doesn’t sound like rather a lot, however we’re speaking about fully clearing the debt on two property, which I feel is an enormous deal.
So I wish to repay two of my property and there’s about 4 property that I must stabilize as a result of I’m bleeding cash in them proper now.
A few of them my very own fault, a few of them, no fault of my very own. One specifically, I purchased a duplex, not in a flood zone, and we had a loopy flash flood and it tore by means of each items of the duplex. After which on prime of that, an enormous mistake occurred with one of many remediation firms the place they did some work unauthorized to the tune of $40,000. So I’ve a few $40,000 invoice that we’re combating as a result of they weren’t purported to do the work. And I’ve a few $50,000 renovation I’m going to should fund out of pocket. So these are huge ticket gadgets. They don’t simply come very simple. In order that property proper now could be a duplex that I pay month-to-month all of the bills on, however has no earnings. So stabilization is an enormous deal for me in 2026. I even have some multifamily property I purchased in 2023.
Once more, no fault of my very own. The town has are available and is requiring me to do some work that we didn’t plan on doing that the place you possibly can’t actually battle. So there’s rather a lot that occurs in an actual property portfolio that I feel requires you to take a step again and consider. So 2026, stabilizing the property which are bleeding cash and paying off two properties. And so these lead me to my different objectives, which is I want cash to do these issues. In order that guides me to what number of initiatives I must tackle all year long to generate the earnings I want to unravel these issues, reside my life. Make sense?
Dave:
It does make sense. I really like the mind-set backwards. Lots of people could be like, what number of flips can I do, maximize, after which take that cash and be like, what am I going to do with it? However I actually like interested by it like, what do I must do? After which form of backing into the minimal quantity of labor that you are able to do. That doesn’t imply you won’t tackle extra offers if you happen to discover alternative, however simply having sense like, okay, I must do two 1 / 4 or one a yr. I want to do this, be certain I’m hustling on that after which I’ll take every thing else that comes from there.
Henry:
Yep. I common most likely round like $45,000 web revenue on a flip and I’d estimate that I must do about 15 initiatives to have the ability to repay the properties that I’m trying to repay and to have the ability to have the earnings essential to proceed to reside and be capable to stabilize the 4 property I must stabilize. In order that’s my objectives.
Dave:
I find it irresistible. I suppose I perceive perhaps why you don’t love a New 12 months’s decision as a result of this sounds prefer it’s a multi-year challenge too. It’s not like that is one thing you do in 2026. It is a piece of a bigger purpose that you’ve been working for and can most likely must preserve working in the direction of past 2026.
Henry:
Yeah. My bigger purpose, ideally, that is … Now they are saying your objectives are purported to be huge and scary, proper? And in company world, they known as them stretch objectives. The large, scary stretch purpose is to have a 3rd of my portfolio paid off 10 years from now. I
Dave:
Like that.
Henry:
That’s rather a lot. It’s some huge cash. Yeah. Yeah. However I really feel like if you happen to don’t set an enormous scare … Shoot for the moon land on the celebs, proper? If I find yourself with half of that paid off, that’s nonetheless going to place me in an especially sturdy monetary place in 10 years. So the bigger purpose is that. After which what I do every year is tying into that. After which I’ve to regulate every year as a result of yeah, I’ve a purpose of two this yr, however what if I solely get one? So then I must take what occurs in 2026 when it comes to the financial outlook and make new objectives. Perhaps 10 may be too far out. Perhaps I want to alter it. So I feel I’m not afraid to reevaluate my objectives based mostly on what’s occurring, however I attempt to make all of it tie collectively.
Kathy:
I really like that. It sounds such as you’re additionally trying on the safety aspect of it as a result of as you begin paying off properties, oh, there’s such reduction figuring out that if something goes improper and also you simply can’t predict, you possibly can’t predict issues like 2020 coming alongside that turned out to not be unhealthy for actual property in any respect. Ended up being a reasonably good time for actual property purchased, may have gone the opposite route. And whenever you’ve acquired paid off properties, boy, all you must do is promote a pair and it’ll assist pay for the opposite ones that you simply’ve perhaps over leveraged. And I do know that you’ve approach over leverage to get to the place you at the moment are and that has labored. However sooner or later you’re like, okay, it’s time to show the ship and pay a few of this off. That’s nice.
Dave:
It’s fascinating to listen to each of you might be specializing in optimization as an alternative of progress. Is {that a} reflection of the market or simply the place you might be in your private investing journey?
Kathy:
That’s query. It was simply the very first thing that got here to thoughts as a result of it’s what I’ve been doing and enthusiastic about. Simply looking at a few of these properties that purchased 10 or 15 years in the past, I actually haven’t paid any consideration to them. For instance, one, it simply vacated and I talked to the property supervisor and she or he goes, “In the event you replace this by about $20,000, you’ll get about 100,000 additional in fairness.” I hadn’t even thought
Speaker 4:
About it. Straightforward.
Kathy:
In order that’s thrilling. And if I try this, then we are able to promote that or preserve it, take the cash out. And so it’s virtually like an after the very fact bur,
Speaker 4:
10
Kathy:
Years later down the street, bur.
Dave:
It’s a sluggish burn. A sluggish bur. It simply doesn’t matter. Simply preserve optimizing issues over the long term. That is the best way to do it. It’s completely proper. I really like that.
Henry:
For me, Dave, it’s extra a perform of the place I’m as an investor as a result of I’m a deal junkie and I really like the method of discovering offers. I really like shopping for an amazing deal and I really like working property in nice components of the group. All of it is so enjoyable for me, however sooner or later I’ve to get to a spot the place I’m defending the property I’ve in order that I’ve paid off property to go on to my youngsters. The overarching purpose for my actual property enterprise is for my youngsters to have the ability to be the folks they’re known as to be and never the folks they should be for cash. So in the event that they want or wish to do one thing that isn’t going to pay them a ton of cash, at the least I’ve these property that will likely be paid off that may present earnings for them.
And so to get there, I’ve to repay properties. And so I’ve to attract a line within the sand someplace and begin paying down these property. And in order that’s why I’ve the 10-year purpose making an attempt to get a few of these paid off in order that I’ve these to go. Now, once I get to that time, Dave, I may begin doing extra offers once more, however I’ll at all times have- You’ll. You’ll.
And I’ll most likely nonetheless do offers which are like house run offers alongside the best way. I’m not saying I’ll by no means purchase one other rental property between now and 10 years from now. I’m simply saying I’m not in aggressive progress mode. So optimization is extra necessary to me proper now than progress was. And progress was extra necessary to me once I first acquired began. It’s only a shift in the place I’m as an investor.
Dave:
All proper. Properly, these are nice resolutions. Thanks. I actually assume these are, clearly they’re not simply resolutions, however simply objectives and good perspective on the place you each are in your investing journey. We’re going to take a fast break, however we’ll come again with my New 12 months’s decision proper after this. The Cashflow Roadshow is again. Me, Henry, and different BiggerPockets personalities are coming to the Texas space from January thirteenth to sixteenth. We’re going to be in Dallas, we’re going to be in Austin, we’re going to Houston, and we’ve got an entire slate of occasions. We’re undoubtedly going to have meetups. We’re doing our first ever reside podcast recording of the BiggerPockets Podcast, and we’re additionally doing our first ever one-day workshop the place Henry and I and different specialists are going to be providing you with hands-on recommendation in your personalised technique. So if you wish to be part of us, which I hope you’ll, go to biggerpockets.com/texas.
You will get all the data and tickets there.
Welcome again. I’m right here with Henry and Kathy speaking about our New 12 months’s decision. Kathy shared that she’s trying to optimize her portfolio and study extra about AI. Henry goes to be making an attempt to pay down a few of his debt and stabilize a few of his property. My New 12 months’s decision for 2026, and I’m with you on this, Henry, that is one thing I’ve been interested by for at the least six months and goes to take me 10 years. However my plan proper now and the factor that I’m specializing in is enacting what I’m calling my finish recreation.
Hopefully not going anyplace, however I’ve been investing for 15 years now and I really feel like I’ve had these two totally different eras of my very own investing. My first 10 years, I purchased rental properties, I self-managed them, all of them regionally in Denver. These have been the primary 10 years. The final 5 years, then I moved overseas. I used to be dwelling in Europe. I bought some leases. I acquired fairly into passive investing. I acquired into lending. I do syndications. I nonetheless personal rental properties, however I’ve form of had this second period. And now I wish to transfer. I’m again in the USA. I wish to transfer into my third act as an actual property investor. And I name it my finish recreation as a result of I wish to spend the subsequent 10 to fifteen years placing myself into retirement. I’m in a lucky place the place I do really feel like I’ve sufficient capital to do it, however I must rearrange my portfolio into an optimized approach in order that 10, 15 years from now, I’m going to have a portfolio that’s simply rock stable.
It’s solely property that I actually like. Ideally, they’re paid off or have very low debt on my general portfolio. And I truly assume it’s time to begin buying rental properties proper now. And so I’m seeing alternatives commerce out of a few of my extra passive choices or lending and begin buying the property that I wish to personal ideally for the remainder of my life.That’s form of what I’m beginning to consider. And I’m even contemplating, Henry and I have been simply collectively in Seattle. We have been speaking about this, interested by placing issues on 15-year notes, for instance, as an alternative of going to the 30-year repair that I’ve at all times actually used and simply begin considering, I’m 38 years previous. At 53, I most likely nonetheless gained’t retire, however I would like the portfolio that I can retire off of and that I wouldn’t want to the touch if I didn’t wish to for the remainder of my life to be in place.
That’s not going to occur in 2026. That is going to take me most likely at the least 5 years to reposition issues, do some totally different initiatives, study slightly bit, however that’s my purpose. That’s the factor I’m actually engaged on.
Speaker 4:
Like it.
Henry:
Yeah, no, I feel that that’s simply sensible monetary planning. It’s just like what I’m interested by as a result of I take pleasure in what I do now. I like chasing offers. I like flipping homes. It’s nonetheless enjoyable and thrilling. And is there annoying components of it? Certain, however I take pleasure in it. However will I nonetheless take pleasure in it in 10 years? Will I simply be uninterested in the chase? I’ve talked to numerous seasoned buyers of their 50s, 60s, and 70s, and the one theme throughout all of them is sooner or later they acquired uninterested in chasing offers. They acquired uninterested in churning homes and flipping homes. And so if I can get myself to a degree the place I don’t ever should flip one other home if I don’t wish to, however I can nonetheless select to, that’s supreme. And it seems like that’s what you’re making an attempt to get to.
How do I get to the purpose the place if I simply wish to sit down and do nothing, I can. I’m taken care of, my household’s taken care of, my legacy’s taken care of, but when I wish to go do some cockamamie loopy deal, I may go try this. Positively.
Getting your self to retirement doesn’t imply you must retire.
Dave:
To start with, I acquired uninterested in flipping homes earlier than I even acquired began. So good for you. I did one. That’s all I wanted. I’m at two proper now and I’m drained. And I didn’t even do the GC. You
Henry:
Didn’t do the
Dave:
Onerous half. I didn’t even do the onerous half. I’m uninterested in it. No, I signed final evening although and getting this factor achieved. In order that’s nice. No, that’s precisely proper. For me, it’s not even the flipping. I’m at all times tinkering. I’m similar to an optimizer. I’m at all times transferring cash from right here to there. And I acquired to cease doing that too. I’ll do a few of it. I’ll preserve a few of my cash for enjoyable as a result of for me, that’s enjoyable. Such as you have been speaking about, Henry, you want taking a look at offers. For me, I like investing in passive offers. I like underwriting offers and figuring them out and searching for totally different alternatives, however I must put the rock stable factor again in place as a result of I had numerous nice leases. I don’t remorse promoting any of them, however I’ve not rebuilt my lively portfolio in the best way I wish to but.
And in order that’s actually what I’m going to be specializing in. And like I mentioned, there’s higher and higher offers. It’s not even that costs have gone down that a lot. It’s simply the asset high quality is so a lot better, for my part. And also you’re seeing top quality properties come in the marketplace. I feel multifamily is trying increasingly enticing proper now. And in order that’s the plan for 2026. My different decision, simply so you already know, as at all times, is to go on as many holidays as humanly attainable.
How do I journey on a regular basis?
Henry:
Can we go on report, Dave, and set a stretch decision? You and I?
Dave:
Uh-oh.
Henry:
Can we set a decision that inside 5 years we land an Anthony Bourdain type TV present the place we journey round, eat meals
Dave:
And
Henry:
Discuss actual property?
Dave:
That is our dream in life. Sure. We want a brand new imaginative and prescient board, you and I. All proper. Properly, this was numerous enjoyable. Thanks guys. I’d love to listen to your New 12 months’s resolutions, proper? We wish to hear them. Share them with us within the feedback. We wish to hear what your New 12 months’s resolutions are actual estate-wise, fun-wise, lifestyle-wise, as a result of on the finish of the day in actual property, we’re doing this normally not as a result of we simply wish to personal or purchase property for one thing, as a result of it frees up one thing else in our lives, spending extra instances with our pals, household, touring, consuming disgusting quantities of meals. For this reason we’re truly right here. So inform us what your resolutions are. Kathy, completely satisfied New 12 months. Thanks for being right here.
Kathy:
Thanks. You too.
Dave:
Henry, completely satisfied new yr. Excited for one more yr doing in the marketplace with you each. And James, in fact, when he decides to grace us together with his current.
Kathy:
Sure. Completely. Thank
Dave:
You. Thanks everybody. We’ll see you subsequent time.
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