That is to say that I've experienced the incredible power of an appreciating market and that makes it very tempting to want to keep my current house, rent it out and let it appreciate.

I’m really interested in pursuing the out-of-state investment strategy (currently reading David Greene’s Long-Distance Real Estate Investing), and I’d love to meet and connect with some investors experienced with this model.

I suspect because some are struggling with liquidity since  they are holding loans longer than anticipated because their borrowers are having difficulty refinancing off their books.  

My point was what I experienced getting a mortgage in British Columbia Canada..

So why get so bent on finding diamonds that other, more experienced people with contacts are also looking for?

For experienced Investors here, what do you wish you knew when you're a newbie?

If you are the sole heir of a rehab property, usually the smartest move if you aren't experienced is to sell it for max value, as-is, and the repurpose that money into better, rent-ready homes somewhere else, possibly closer to you. 

I'm an experienced workforce housing owner and operator.  

Hi, this is my first post and I'd like some feedback from experienced investors. 

For your overseas fund investing in Cleveland residential properties through a U.S. corporation, it's crucial to partner with a bank experienced in working with foreign nationals and investment funds.