There are literally 1,000's of videos from hundreds of landlords going through it in these kinds of neighborhoods. 

Id love to find a place that's more pleasant in the summer in case we want to use it as an occasional Atlanta getaway as well. 

I guess it’s verte two years later than neverBased on my “research” that includes YouTube videos and chat GPT this is done via a trust, in which the lender is the beneficiary and the borrower is the trustor and the title company or lawyer is the trustee.

Format: Streaming video for each lesson.

Pay for an inspector to go out and give you a full residential inspection and have your agent do a video walkthrough of the property. 

As a side note, these are individuals who have already completed a video interview with me and consented to paying for a background check for the position and provided references.

I've already watched a few BreakIntoCRE videos, and they've been really insightful.

@Brandon Hall has some great content, and literally just released a video today about the 100 hours - material participation requirement.

Louis County or the Metro East, but I came up with zilch for Jefferson County.Northern JeffCo is pretty typical suburbia, but it then turns semi-rural very quickly as you get away from the 270 belt and seems to be quite different from St.

So my advice to anyone that would care to hear it is, do not buy a property based upon a video since a video will not exactly show you foundation issues, and other things that only being in person can help with.