I spent 6 months in Dublin 1981 during Bobby Sands and Hunger Strikers ordeal, not fun.But onto building a business.Watch the crowd, go in the opposite direction.I am coaching agents to do lease option assignments all over the US.Inventory is low.45% of buyer's applications are turned down.realtor.com says New home sales are up, low inventoryhttp://www.realtor.com/news/january-new-home-sales...Many agents if they do what they are doing now will be tending bar.Get into helping -Sellers sell with top price on Lease 2 Own, no commissions, no closing costs except for 3%.

An LLC is flexable in the operating agreement you can pretty much structure it as you want where you are bound by striker rules in a S.

He is a good striker but thats about it.

He had kicked it in a few days ago, and had put the trim back in place, but the striker plates are gone.Tomorrow I'm going to go by and fix that and change the locks to secure the place. 

They threw on a handle, backing plate, latch and striker plate and they are going for $150?

You have your "clickbait" rent strikers and bloggers.......but apparently that didn't affect the bay area anywhere near as much as what people feared when they wrote those click bait articles and posts.  

The explanation above was a great one on the break downs of the elements of closing, what they are, and what is being charged.To address the 3.75% APR Directly, you may be charged points in that rate to obtain the pricing shown its important to talk with a lender who is experienced not only in the "quoting of rates," to say at the min but also how the rate will effect your short and long terms goals financially as well.Some people say its good to pay points, and depending the borrower's particular circumstances it may be great, but if you're opportunity cost of your money is higher than the rate you're saving by paying points its probably better to take a rate that has 0 points even if its .125% -.25% higher in rate so that you can redeploy that capital at your strike rate of return whatever that may be for you personally 8, 10, 12, 15, + etc return per year.I have a good article on APR on my member blog you can check out if you want additional information on APR.

There is no overall bubble, LTV are stabilized and qualification for loans is striker than it has been in a long time.          

Especially if we finally see a return to 5-7% nominal rates, ie rates a little closer to historic averages.I do think properties in the $1,200 price are obviously less susceptible to a downturn, but I think we may see millennials moving to SFH's as they start families in this next recession, vs when they were single and just moved to apartments.In short I think we need to seriously consider the next war may be a quick strike, rates going higher recession vs a prolonged trench warfare of over priced homes.Personally we are thinking about slowing down, maybe being a little more selective, holding firm until we find higher returns etc.

I have been more of a 3-striker and your out kinda guy.