One family member wants to move to get into better schools, but they don't want to give up their 4% rate and they're fine right now to continue to hold off, keep looking and wait for the next couple for years. 

Sharing some info from two sources this weekRegarding states looking to strengthen seller financing licensing requirements and court decisions for those not licensed:First from Facebook group school of sharks:Hey guys,TX Dept of Savings and Mortgage Lending has some new rules that are expected to go into effect January 01st, 2025.

After listening to the podcast for over a year and finally graduating from college with no debt, I think it is time to take my first step into buying my first property by the end of 2024!

Typically, these are families looking to ensure the property is within the desired school district and driving distance.

Are there schools or books?

Just completed the 90 hours of school for real estate and figured this would be a great place to start networking.

It's in a well sought after neighborhood with good schools that I remodeled to appeal to modern tastes.

I'm currently attending a weekend info session , pre buy process and auction with Dustin Hahn's group. There's some decent info but definitely a good amount of upsell. Has anyone pursued this route for education and ...

For areas that I’m looking at, I’ve come to understand that NJ has quite high property taxes, which can be very dependent on average housing prices, school districts, etc.

Quote from @John Carbone: also the pool cabin pumpers during Covid did exceptionally well when kids were doing school from home and there was a lot of demand year round for pools in off peak times…now those pool cabins sit empty because kids are in school and people aren’t willing to pay a premium to stay so the place sits unoccupied.