It may depend on if you want a more formal procedure, or added protections such as all the inspections that go along with a traditional sale.

I am still in the beginning stages of getting into investing in real estate. I have read a few books and spoke to some friends in the industry. Do you think it would serve me better to invest in a smaller and more aff...

I am definitely considering buying a home and renting it to other travel nurses/doctors, but I would like to make a more well thought out plan, and realize I am still a ways off from actually buying.

But, if you are in a more "value" oriented neighborhood, this could work.Alternatively, on the single family side, I converted what was a 3 bed (granted the third bed was originally the garage) back into a 2 bed.  

My concern here is that people can get pissed off and potentially damage the property when they are forced to move out. 2- a more passive approach to just suck it up and when its time to renew the lease then increase the rent by several hundreds of dollars so that they will leave on their own.

Because you've built that equity, but you also have the ability to adjust how much of that equity you keep in the property when you transition out of the construction loan into a more permanent loan to produce more cash flow.#3: Are you going to self-manage or hire it out?

I am considering buying my second turnkey from them when I'm ready to do this again early Spring 2020.I've documented the rest of my experience on my blog and will write a more thorough review of the company when I can.Feel free to reach out to me with any questions!

And, if I (an appraiser) decide I need to use comps in a different area, I should analyze the area and see if any location adjustments are necessary (i.e. are those comps in a more desirable area/location, etc,).

@John Nachtigall I agree that most of us charge a more "market rate" set of fees than GC.Realcrowd is a strong platform.

A real estate lawyer obviously but is there a more specific term/type to be looking for?