@Mindy RosscupThe knowledge you gain by studying and taking the test to become a RE agent.

Hearing from all of you with experience makes me feel more confident that this is the right way for me to go.Thank you for sharing your knowledge!!! 

I have quite a bit of knowledge on the KC/STR subject. 

Their team is knowledgeable, transparent, and always available to answer questions, which made the entire investment process simple and stress-free.I funded the rehab of a property located at 6012 Marsha Dr, Jacksonville, FL 32205, and they completed the rehab and closed the deal in just 48 days.

To this day they say it was the best and they all have real estate lingo and knowledge and two of the three (in early 20's now) own rentals.

A local real estate agent with MLS access and market knowledge will be able to provide the most accurate rent estimate.

In this scenario it's probably easier to do a collateral assignment of note and mortgage than trying to find a lender for a portfolio that size.

Because you don't have the time or the knowledge or the time or patience to acquire the knowledge to actively invest. 

To my knowledge, they've made every payment on time including during the great recession.I asked PPR about their up/down market positioning before I invested. 

Most “wholesalers” are inexperienced, lack specific real estate knowledge, and have little or no capital.