I am 25 years old, since I was 9 my dad made me read the book Rich Dad, Poor Dad, and 1 year an a half ago I was transferred to USA from work, in that book he talks about financial freedom and real state, so  I recently bought the book how to invest in real estate, by Joshua and Brando (I am still on page 120) however with each page my interest increased, which lead me to this forum. 

Accountants are in such demand, that the best are not even accepting clients half the time.The other problem I see often with accountants on here is that they specialize in larger investors, and have really high prices when you as a smaller investor do not need all the bells and whistles.Another thing I see is folks thinking they need to have a tax professional in their state.

This shows that almost half of buyers still prefer the confidence and speed that cash offers bring to the table.Median Sale Price: Here’s some uplifting news—median sale prices climbed by 5.60%, reaching $659,999.

Despite this small drop, more than half of transactions are still cash, reflecting strong market confidence.Median Sale Price: Prices held steady with a slight increase of 2.7%, reaching $287,500.

Despite this drop, nearly half of transactions are still cash, showing continued confidence in the market.Median Sale Price: Prices held steady with a slight increase of 0.5%, reaching $420,000, showing resilience in the condo and townhome segment.Dollar Volume: Dollar volume decreased by 11.8% to $830.23 million, suggesting fewer high-value transactions compared to last year.% of Original List Price Received: Sellers received 95% of their original list prices, a small dip from last year’s 96%, indicating minor shifts in negotiating power.Median Time to Contract: A significant change here, with the median time to contract increasing by 56.3%, from 32 days to 50 days.

Speaking for myself, half of the "no reviews" that I've allowed were less than thrilling.

Her minimum is less than half our minimum.Honestly when you're dealing with low priced properties, no one wants to sell them because they don't make any money.

The first episode I had to google half of what they were talking about.

I compared notes with an AZ investor and his property tax is half of my Indianapolis suburban rental (owned almost 11 years) and his house is worth twice as much. 

They charged me around $1,400 for a 30-yard dumpster with 6 tons of waste, but I found other companies, like Steel City Hauling, that charge less than half of that.When I called Affordable Dumpster Rental to complain, they threatened to send my debt to collection.