Please don’t choose a first property that is going to suck you dry and cause you to give up.

I’d choose a town of 50,000 over a town of 15,000 any day.

Instead of paying your listing agent a commission that they would typically split with the buyers agent, you are now paying each of them directly (if you so choose).

You need to choose your strategy based on your comfort with risk, your budget, and your experience and even though the market is cooling down a bit, it's still a good time to jump in.

Many investors from California are choosing to invest in the Midwest because of the low barrier to entry and yearly cash returns making more sense in these lower priced markets.

Choose your bank and stick with the approval in order to not get pushed into a "Builder war" with generic incentives which are useless."

@Nick because the numbers being generated are coming from Twilio, the platform leverages the TCPA compliance guidelines they set forth when you choose your numbers.

This is not the time to invest, it is the time to research and have negotiations down for when the pandemic is over.If you are more of a developer there is affordable housing projects that makes sense to participate or build with a group as more people need affordable houses and regrettablely a high percentage will have to "downgrade"Vacant land is usually a good long term business.

This gives you extra leverage in case guests choose to not follow the rules.

Nobody has to sell to them, they are CHOOSING to sell to them.