Some investors prioritize rapid growth and are willing to accept higher mortgage payments intially, while others prefer to make cash flow king and opt for smaller loans to mitigate risk.

Quote from @James Wise: 90% of Realtors are just Future Uber Drivers.... 

Quote from @James W.: Quote from @Gage Klein: Hi Andy,I can understand the pains of investing in areas where it seems nearly impossible to find cashflowing rentals or even profitable flips!

Hey @Priyanka Shah Aurora is a good area, but is a big city and is different, as James stated.

@James Bakun, A simultaneous exchange is the only other option other than what @Melanie P. laid out. 

Quote from @James Thompson: Anyone has experience with this loan?

Talk to @James Hwang.

Between technology, the media coverage and the settlement itself, while the vast majority of sales will probably still be on market (MLS itself could have some issues going forward as a result of this settlement) but on the margins there will be an uptick of fsbo, of discount brokerages, again it won’t fundamentally change the majority of transactions but I expect the housing market to get even weirder than it already has been the past few years. it is invitation for the industry to be transformed, whether FSBO would be king, whether flat fee agent is rising, whether zillow or homes.com would be offering something revolutionary, that would be something new.the very fact that price fixing is gone is that, price fixing is gone.

Hey James & Jami, I'm an investor in Grand Rapids - feel free to reach out. 

@Cory King, I would love if you could make some introductions!