I’d love to hear from anyone with experience in this space—success stories, lessons learned, or even things to watch out for.

When you are new as an investor, you also don't want to work with a new agent (you).Overall, I think a RE license is good for access (to homes to get reps and to the MLS) and I think the course itself is way more valuable for investors than agents (most just stay in residential and don't need to use all the weird stuff you learn).

I'm 41 and have a successful career thus far in the Investment Banking space.

🏡 MASSIVE transformation coming near downtown…🏙️With one of the last areas to develop near downtown, the neighborhood just south of Empower Field will get a massive upgrade 🏟️The stadium district master plan is only 10% done, but will include a mixture of housing options, jobs, game day/special event experiences, and more.When this 58 acre space is developed, it will re-shape the landscape of downtown once again…

Hi Chris - Fred & Tracy are very helpful in the seller finance space and are very reasonably priced.

We need to go back and refi some just in one of our names in order to free up some space. 

Accessible through a link in his Linked in profile is the Emergency Business Relief( Link ), which claims to have recovered “over $300 million for clients,” through various Covid-19 and other government programs.

In general they will add the ADU only if it is existing living space such as workshop, bunk house, office, etc.  

He or she would then pay for the furniture for the space and pay movers to install it.

Yeah nonrecourse is one of those things that exists in theory but is very, very hard to find in the residential space.