An agent can set you up to get a daily MLS feed so you can look at deals as they come onto the market.

Apologies for my long-winded two-cents, but this is a question I encounter on an almost daily basis.I do have to disagree with the idea of waiting for prices to go down to buy, or the general notion that prices will correct to such a degree that market values will significantly drop.

If you buy a minimum of about 30 apartment units you can afford a Property Management Company and save your self the daily operations and maintenance which s typically what you want with a W-2 job. 

Duplexes are even more hot, expensive and hard to get.I had been watching the MLS daily lately and I realized I can’t get anything near the price range I mentioned to him if I want to do 1031 Exchange.

Think of it as putting a small amount of poison in a gallon of ice tea.

Hello developers/technology enthusiasts,and mortgage lenders:I am looking for a free API for mortgage rates, either updated weekly or daily. 

Here are my strategies to make my properties hardier for a recession hit:1) Using cash flow, pay of all short term debt, from friends and family and some credit cards. 2) Make sure all the deposits collected from tenants is in a separate accounts and is not touched by daily operations.

We are currently working with several wholesalers in the area analyzing properties daily.

Zillow, Trulia, and the Bigger pockets app are the remote apps I use daily on my iPhone.

My lender told me the interest "accrues daily", and that the payment each month is based on this.