I am a 29 year-old physician, have a young family in tow, and am hoping to become the proud owner-occupant of a multi-unit property.As it happens, I will be moving to El Paso, TX in several months and am eligible for the VA Loan benefit.

I've been involved in several lawsuits, both as an officer and a resident and I've NEVER been on the losing side in any of them.By-laws are just that, LAWS, as I told the guy who replaced me on my local board here.

I hope your injury is not too severe and allows a full and wonderful life.Some thoughts:Managing from a far is not easy. 

The price point is not $25K, it is $10K to $25K and at the $10K level, there is enough 'hand holding' on deals that it is well worth the money (in my eyes and several other students).

If I decide to do this, I'll interview several brokerages to find the best fit. 

In any case, it was several weeks before we got the final amount due, and that was FINALLY provided four days before the auction. 

We're new to this, but have been reading and visiting open houses for several months.

Hello Everyone,I will be relocating to Austin in the next several months and I am looking for a realtor to help me out with the search. 

A few weeks ago I received several job offers after applying to be an assistant property manager, both from companies that managed SFRs and small multi-family, and those managing large apartment complexes.

As an aspiring out-of-state real estate investor located on Long Island, NY, I have been doing some in-depth market research to identify several healthy investor-friendly markets to begin exploring.