Anyone with a digital presence of any kind—be they content creators, YouTubers, Instagrammers, website devs, bloggers, streamers, influencers, or whatever else—can directly sell their traffic to any business looking to advertise.

I would notify him that you were unable to wait that long and intend to inspected this coming week. if he complains about you going through the house without him present, offer to walk through it altering a FaceTime video chat with him.In the future, I recommend notifying your tenant that you would like to do an inspection and offer them two specific dates with two specific times on each date. they can choose one of those four options or choose to let you inspect on your own without their presence.

I just wanted to get others' opinions on it to avoid any pitfalls:1- the sale price range2- sale-to-rent ratio3- proximityFor example, looking into the Indianapolis's market, it seems that it has a much better sale-to-rent ratio, however, since it is very far from me, it makes me concerned, while Sacramento, though it is not super close, it is like 3 hrs drive from me, and I thought it would make it a bit easier for me in case something happened and it needs my presence there. 

From the research I’ve done I’ve been impressed with T&H at least in terms of their online presence / content / online reviews.I’m surprised to see some people on this thread saying “don’t worry about that now” and “you should learn the neighborhoods”, as it seems like PMs are the key team member on your core four that help you to learn neighborhoods.

If not, I'd say you're probably in safe territory.

Hi everyone I am needing a little guidance on a wholesale situation and was wondering if some investors that know the territory well could help.

If you are looking at 5 or more units you are now in commercial territory as far as loans are concerned, and a commercial loan can require 30% down.If you plan to live in one unit you can use an FHA loan and will need just 3.5% down. 

So much of real estate investing in self-directed IRAs still feels like uncharted territory.

This model requires a higher management presence than a long term renter, but certainly is also more lucrative. 

We're already in the red territory so from here on we're minimizing losses.