Then you will start to have an idea of what your local market looks like in each sector , what ROI your local investors are accepting, and what you think is and isn't a good deal.As you focus on number 1 and start to actually acquire capital, you will also be growing an idea of what you want to spend it on. 

The Mexican government actually issued a travel advisory for Mexican nationals to avoid traveling to the US!

I'm not exactly excited for my funds to be tied up for a year while the house is being built but I could borrow against myself (TSP - government employee) or sell some stock/use some of my cash ~$130k.

In addition to my role in mortgage underwriting, I also own a duplex, which has significantly fueled my interest in the real estate sector.

I personally think the government is incentivized to lower rates in the future to keep their debt payments down. 

Hi guys,Quick question..I have W2 job and last year did around 85K gross from my job..Also in October last year I bought investment/rental property with 30% down..today my tax person told me-I owe the government $ 3,5K ...please keep in your mind compare to my coworkers I am paying crazy amount taxes during the year...I know each case is different and unique but is this even possible?

The commercial real estate sector is experiencing a sharp rise in foreclosures, with an almost 97% year-over-year increase by January.

Section 8 is a government program that allows you to rent properties to lower-income residents in the Section 8 program. 

But CA has even friendlier tenant laws so they are out....I'd like to find a state where I can 1031 the rentals and have more cash flow and less expenses, as well as laws that aren't outright theft of my property by the government for years at a time to give free housing to people at my expense...

All levels of governments are doing their best to stop prices going up, decrease them and getting more revenue by taxing foreign owners.