Whenever you are buying a property out of state you should do a few things to ensure it's as smooth as possible.Don't buy in the roughest neighborhood in the urban core.

From the research I’ve done I’ve been impressed with T&H at least in terms of their online presence / content / online reviews.I’m surprised to see some people on this thread saying “don’t worry about that now” and “you should learn the neighborhoods”, as it seems like PMs are the key team member on your core four that help you to learn neighborhoods.

Whenever you are buying a property out of state you should do a few things to ensure it's as smooth as possible.Don't buy in the roughest neighborhood in the urban core.

It's spelled that way because it's an acronym of our core values.Family.

As times and preferences change and people return to the urban core, these older homes become of more interest both because of location and because of architecture and build quality. 15 years ago, Shepherd, referenced above, was no better than class C and portions of it were war zones as well.

Usually this will be around an urban core of a city.

For example, fiber board instead of sheetrock, nicer windows, better plumbing fixtures, solid vs hollow core doors. 

I am new to bigger pockets, and am learning so much!  I'm looking to build my network and hopefully provide enough value to a seasoned investor to entice them to mentor me :). I need more experience and knowledge on f...

My broker tells me if two parties agree contractually that the seller will hold onto and not record the deed on a seller-financed deal that, no, the buyer cannot later compel me to record the deed.

My broker tells me if two parties agree contractually that the seller will hold onto and not record the deed on a seller-financed deal that, no, the buyer cannot later compel me to record the deed.