I invest in a wide variety of assets, but my on-market team does mostly residential, including multis, and we do commercial, just not commercial leasing so you can hybridize it.

In short, I've invested by a variety methods and each time it was directed by a different goal outcome.

Texas has a variety of real estate markets with affordable housing options, while Florida's housing market is appealing to investors because of its growing population, thriving tourism industry, and pleasant climate.Georgia has great housing options and a strong rental market, while major cities in North Carolina are growing in population and job opportunities.

Degrees in Real Estate Studies, Finance or Economics, Management or Business Administration, Geography or Urban Planning, Law, and Civil Engineering or Construction Management are among those that are frequently pursued.

How frequently will the tenants turnover, and how difficult will it be to find new tenants after each turnover?

I house hack in Chicago and have been rehabbing my building over the past year, and my team works with house hackers frequently, so if I can help answer any questions you may have, please DM me!

It would be great to hear from a wide variety of folks on what issues they face, processes that slow them down, or any other problems that if they were automated, they would benefit greatly from.More than happy to provide insight into these areas.

Hi All, This post helped me gain the courage to take the leap I am now happy I did, so I thought I would share the beginning part of my journey....I heard about Fund & Grow on a real estate investing podcast that I frequent and it sounded too good to be true.

I used to use Bankrate to see a wide variety of rate options for quick underwriting and that website doesn't allow me to get rates for the I/O ARMs for multi family rentals.

I evaluated a variety of tools, and came across FlipperForce.com.