That means making repairs in a reasonable time period - given the circumstances and the nature of the repair.

This measure, however, is not always relevant and can change based on a number of variables, including market circumstances, location, property type, financing terms, costs, and vacancy rates.

I would say the majority of people cobble together some half-assed moving plan either due to circumstance or being poor organizers/time managers.

whatever you do,   your first investment should be close to home or if your life circumstances allow for it,  a house hack.   

You'll get the money back under most circumstances.  

You may not even need an entity at all depending on the circumstances.

Whether or not you should proceed with buying your first investment property outside of California depends on various factors and your individual circumstances

I study this fundamental question here and come to a conclusion based on a simple distinction between two types of contracts: contracts to produce new goods or to provide services;1 and contracts to convey existing goods or other property.

They have most to do with the developer and the fact that you have to advance a significant amount of money against just a piece of paper without any guarantee that you’ll get either your property or your money back.There are actually two distinct risks here.

You do realize the market has stops in it to prevent trading in certain circumstances.