OK so I recently completed the real estate PMP class and have taken and passed the licensing test now I'm debating on brokerage to go to I am from the Wyndham area and thinking about either Berkshire Hathaway or Partner Network,  and also because of where I live debating on whether to join ECAR or GHAR.  

I thought to myself, "is this conversation/argument/debate, historical?"  

There are debates in here and elsewhere about the +/- of the eREITs from Fundrise and since they're pretty new and I don't have any skin in that game, I can't render any meaningful opinion. 

Debating on which tenants you would choose.

I am debating on a buying at wholesale and remodeling or doing a demo/new build and am curious what new remodel/new construction cost run on average per sq/ft for mid level builds.  

There has long been a debate in the industry about the differences in cabinetry that are manufactured from plywood or from pressed wood.

4 bedroom 2 bath open plan great backyardquiet Streettwo-car garageperfect rentalperfect locationgreat neighborsI’m going to own it, I’m going to be responsible for making the payment the matter whatif I’m renting it out in the tenant doesn’t pay I still have to make the paymentif there is maintenance to do I have to do thatDue on sale clauseif you do subject to, the due on sale clause is generally a non-issue in my opinion.This is a fiercely debated topic.What I do is I use land trusts and property trusts.Don’t get me wrong: subject to and wraparound mortgages and some kind of lease to own arrangements do give the lender the right to call the loan due.Does that mean they do call loan due no matter what?

I went through the same debates exception I live too far inland to worry about hurricanes.  

I debated it in a multi as I was looking to cost shift to the tenants but the install cost is high and not sure if you would need more of an electric upgrade.

@Wayne BrooksI know we have all debated the FHA 90 day rule however the OP is asking about the 90 deed restriction on the resale by cash, financing or other means  of a FNMA foreclosure