Yes, the spring/summer season sees demand ramp up, but that doesn't mean a house listed in December won't sell.If you buy in October/November, chances are you won't be listing until January, anyways.If I had a house completed on, say, December 15th, I would likely sit on it through the holiday season before taking it to market, but I would talk to realtors.  

Of course, the virtual numbers that the tool spits out have to be validated "the old fashioned way" by confirming the assumptions the tool is making (comps for daily rental, occupancy, vacancy rate, seasonality, etc.) 

Both seasoned and new real estate investors have a powerful tool: the 1031 tax-deferred exchange.

If you are a seasoned professional, you can help teach others.3.

Just want to be able to bring some value to some more seasoned investor who is willing to show me the ropes.

I would love to connect with like-minded individuals, both brand new investors like me, as well as seasoned pros!

I am interested to know if seasoned note investors would recommend the better states to buy notes.

Fortunately for me its just a seasonal exterior photo, so I don't really NEED the photo in question.In your case it seems pretty important to have a photo of that bathroom in your listing.

Hello, I have heard there are 100% LTC and 100% rehab lenders for seasoned operators.

I would imagine the seasonality there is brutal as well.