The key things is figuring out what you are looking for an then make sure you dont buy before you find such a deal, so get educated on particularly getting the financial aspect of investments right.  

Technology also works if you prefer something quick via text, email, phone, telegram, Etc.Sincerely,Donovan KoeberlKP Home Buyers LLCManaging Member

The fact of the matter is that with today's technological mindset, this route might not produce the bounty it did in the '80s.But, as the old saying goes...nothing beats a trial, but a failure.

Another aspect to this is where you are at in the investment cycle for that asset class.If you have great deals to buy then it might make sense to use 30 year amortization to buy multiple deals at the bottom before the run up.

Are both of the houses equal if every single aspect?

Hi everyone,Quick intro/background on me and then I'll get to the meat of the post:  I'm a healthcare technology entrepreneur married to a real estate agent.  

People liked to tell themselves that they were giving the less fortunate a chance, but really the way it was set up, those tenant/buyers had almost no chance of successfully becoming homeowners.If anyone is serious about this aspect of the real estate business.

They can help you stay out of trouble you didn't know existed, and also stay focused on the aspects if your business that actually interest you.From the title of your post I see you are located in Ashburn.

My mom is a loan officer, so I have learned some aspects from that side of the business as well.My goals: .

Welcome to BP community @Tracie Davis It is a great place to meet new friends and learn about various aspects of real estate and more.