It takes real effort, smart decision-making, and a willingness to grind through the tough parts.So, let’s provide those just getting into the space a dose of reality—what’s the one thing you despise doing in real estate?

Have you found that secondary markets in your area are holding up better than the big cities?

It is a wood alternative that clicks together, making for easier installation compared to traditional hardwood floors.

There are a few characteristics that can help with this search, locale to Shenandoah National Park Entrances, locale to Shenandoah River, logistics for travelling through the rural mountainous terrain, and availability to amenities just to name a few.So what submarkets check these boxes?

Residential investing is not rocket science, knowledge is not the issue: there are many good books out there that walk you through every detail you need to know.

Wow, this was a great article

I did not listen to the podcast, but here are my thoughts on investing through self-directed retirement vehicles: You should use it in combination with other vehicles/investment strategies.

But also a bit nervous because of the exact concern/question brought up by the OP here.

Also, what people do with wealth once they have it isn't necessarily how they made it to begin with No, it’s not made up.

Thankfully, they state they will do the escrow analysis in Dec, just AFTER my current tenants' leases are up, so I can raise the rent!