If anything, we're now seeing data that suggests there isnt much reason for rates to drop significantly any time soon.

As an investment real estate agent, I'd suggest being able to move as quickly as possible when the time comes to purchase a property.

By reminding people of what Latoya Tomlinson and myself uncovered, I'd implicitly suggest that you didn't do a proper due diligence, whichever words I used.

It's too much risk for me until someone can give concrete suggestions of how insurance policy(ies) can accommodate the rental arbitrage scenario.

Recently, a real estate friend suggested I consider starting a title company, as he and his partners (primarily in commercial real estate, like strip malls) could bring business my way.While I’ve worked with title companies in my transactions, I’ve never explored the inner workings of how they operate.

Flipping is about as least passive as it comes, so just make sure you wrap your head around how much time and management it will take to be successful flipping.For anyone getting started, I always suggest these 3 steps:1. 

I'm open to suggestions for where to start investing.

Hello BP Community,I have been a BP lurker for many years and after falling out of love with retail real estate- I am oh so READY to get into investing (my first true love).

@Vhernadette Sasing as Basit suggest, after taxes you are about $325K/year in income currently.

A suggestion I would give you is to find a couple "for rent" signs in your local market, get the address and start "running your numbers" on the rental property calculator that BP has for us on here.