The majority of my career has been working in NYC and I have a bunch of connections there so I don’t see an issue with getting a new job.

I use a mid career multifamily lender out of the  greater Seattle area.

Septic drain field suitability can vary a lot and even in the same area of the region, one house may have easy/cheap and the neighbor may need a mound system.Here, to get a permit for new construction, there has to be enough room to install a system twice.

-Sell one of the homes and clear the mortgage (throwing in personal money) and continue to rent as normal-Sell all properties 1031 exchange using as a down payment and go after a commercial deal (8% cap or better) I’m leaning towards the last because as I advance with my career, it takes up more of my time.

. - Management Solutions Having began my STR focused career with Vacasa RE team I can tell you that vacation rental property management is expensive and you do not always get what you pay for :) For those that don't know Vacasa is essentially the Uber of property management for STR's.

I'm surprised I didn't think of small claims court, seeing as how I been there a couple dozen times in my construction career, always with great results.

Hello everyone I'm 21 years old and decided to purchased an online course to become a real estate agent.This is my first post here and wanted to ask anyone what advice do y'all have for me, in becoming an agent or jus...

You will have mostly good tenants over your career, so try to think more about preserving the building and this will be over soon. 

My career, financial, and lifestyle decisions are now mostly centered around what gets me the most time and memories with them.

On the bright side, the information I learned has been, and will be, very valuable throughout my career as I can confidently analyze homes and negotiate with sellers.