This can be really helpful if you're planning to scale up your portfolio or if traditional financing methods don't work due to self-employment or limited traditional income.Bridge Loans – If you're leaning towards flipping a property or doing major renovations, a bridge loan can give you short-term financing to get the property ready for sale or refinance.

That's a great situation that you're in with your employer sending you out to test these markets over the next 18 months.I am from Pittsburgh and happy to answer any questions you have about the market here.

I'd really appreciate your inputs.Some relevant info that may help- I'm expecting a size able bonus next yr from my stock vests (~$500k)- the house needs flooring to be replace since the previous owners put cheap laminate stickers that are coming off and counter tops and cabinet repaints. - homes are not renting quickly in my areas and even if they rent its below $2k. - there is a airbnb in my street which seem to have good occupancy Thanks in advance for all your suggestions.

For example, a large employer may leave a small town eroding their tax base.

Alongside this 5,000-square-foot Bird Streets home, buyers have the option to acquire three life-size Spider-Man figures signed by Lee.

I am working on a product that will help small-medium size landlords launch and maintain Internet presence at a small monthly cost without spending big budget on custom development.It will include: SEO, custom domain, direct syncing with your property management software, syncing with QB. 

Cities like NYC and Boston have so many employers and infrastructure that one or two major employers can go under and you wouldn't really notice. 

Currently, I invest through Betterment with a general investing plan and a Roth IRA, and I also contribute to my employers Roth 401k plan.

This way you get the more durable finish on the doors, so they don't chip as easy but you save money by not replacing all boxes too.Counters: granite comes in all shapes and sizes.  

It would throw up red flags to any future landlord, lender, or employer who cares to check.