@Diana H.

@Diana NA, welcome to BP!

@Diana Dorantes - It really depends on what your comfort level with risk is. 

I currently do this in DC by living in the basement unit and renting out the upstairs, but I doubt you could make this work in DC with only $50k down (you'd have to take out a $750k loan which you probably won't qualify for) But the price points in Prince George's County are around $250k-350k so you probably could make it work there.The numbers definitely work better in Richmond than in the DC metro area but if you are looking for experience then I would buy and live in your first property and self manage it to get the full landlord experience and take advantage of owner occupied financing.Good luck!

Get it under contract but contingent on it passing an inspection Originally posted by @Prince Owusu:Hi Everyone,What’s the difference between wholesaling and being a bird dog?

Dylan Prince

Originally posted by @Diana Smith:I have a decent property available in Hercules California if you’re interested I can send you the details I’d be willing to look at what you are offering.

I don't have many contacts in RE in the area, and I would like to speak with someone who has a better understanding of property prices in Fairfax, Prince William and Loudoun County.

Hello all, My name is Elyossef, from Israel.i'm looking to start investing in buying properties and looking to build a team in the US. i am looking for my "prince/ss) agent" to work closely with in INDIANAPOLIS area. if you are out there- let me know!

The markets I'm looking at are Anne Arundel County, Prince Georges County and Queen Anne's County.