Hey guys I’ve been thinking about starting a digital marketing agency primarily for real estate agents and investors, and possibly contractors as well.

For comparison, we had monthly inventories of +10,000 in 2019 so this market can handle a lot more houses on market, which would slow the double digit price gains we have been seeing since Covid.

It will be recorded by title company as first lien. so my question is  who keeps the Original signed documents after recording.It will be kept with title company, or as a lender I should have original documents.I did lending before at that time I didn't get original documents , title company just email me digital signed bundle of all documents.What is benefit/loss(if any) if I as a lender insist for original documents.Thanks

I’m looking for all the digital bells and whistles.

STR can work out in eastern CT, but they have to be near the casino and priced competitively when compared to the hotels in the area.

So I’ve watched the first 4 or 5 episodes of Triple Digit Flip and here are my thoughts.

In one small town in NC, there is a casino being constructed in an area with almost no STRs, it's still 2 years from opening, but what people don't realize is that because of the lack of hotels, and the size of the projects, contractors have no where to stay, two of my clients have bought very cheap housing in the area, modestly furnished it, and have better ROI than almost any other investment they've ever had. 

One suggestion is making it easy on them to renew by offering digital signing or letting them text back a photo of the form.

Also learn how to choose a good management company when you start scaling. 3) I look for 8% Caprate or more, double digit coc, and minimum of $200/mo cashflow.

I sometimes forget that we now live in a digital world.Originally posted by @Daniel Hyman:If you are having trouble finding someone local, try one of the BP CPA's that work with investors all over the country.