Sow broadly and you'll have a greater return overall.  

New construction broadly speaking especially residential is cut rate.

Hi @Oladimeji Morgan, that is a very broad question.

Non-VA renovations loans were among the first thing that the plug was, broadly speaking, pulled on, when this all started.

The attorney representing the landlord motioned to continue the case until after July 27th and the magistrate took the suggestion under advisement (meaning he's going to look into the matter and issue a written ruling in a few days).This suggests I witnessed my area's first application of the CARES Act on evictions - our court system seems to be broadly applying the standard and afterwards very politely invited the attorney to move the decision to an appeals court so it could be properly reviewed.

And yes I do understand the broadness of the word "Broker".

@Mike JordanBeing a full-time real estate investor is a great goal but it is really broad.

@Omar Neamatalla your question is too broad.

@Matt Berklacy foundation issues aren't always fun, but painting them with such a broad brush is a bit tough.It is really going to come down to the severity of the issue and the cost to repair.

"Invest" is a very broad term but when I was active duty I was house-hacking (and still am).