3-year PPPs are usually reasonably priced while also shaving off those extra 2 years...if you drop below 3, rate/cost can get a little gross.

There are a lot of other issues, but for you as the owner, the main one is usually do you have to have the current tenants out to build (no income) on to the existing property or are you going to do a knockdown new build?

On the contrary, they usually have a very specific business model they stick to cause it shows the return they are looking for,  It's all about return. 

Occasionally there’s really an issue but usually it’s a busybody who doesn’t like what the neighbor is doing.

A buyer's agent often knows the seller's agent from previous transactions and knows how they work and there usually would not be a question about this.2.

something that seems to surprise new investors is that transacting real estate is expensive.in Pittsburgh transfer taxes are 5%, usually split between buyer and seller. 

I tell guests in my description that the house is streaming only, and remind them right before they come to have their sign ins for their channels.

HOAs cause a lot of headaches for investors as their mindset is usually different.

Rates are usually 10%+ and they’re limited 70%ish LTV.

While the real estate market usually slows down this time of year, we are seeing a lot of buyers taking advantage of homes that have been sitting on the market longer.