It seems as though the acquisition teams for some SFR REITs are buying literally everything on the market in many newer neighborhoods in my town, then renovating and dumping them on the rental market.

I bought my first house literally Tuesday this week and am getting moved in currently.

Monday person got his offer accepted on Tuesday while we were literally walking around the house, telling her to write up our offer. 

He literally hasn't given me one piece of information on income/expenses for the entirety of 2017 (other than verbally I would call chasing and he'd occasionally tell me the odd person moved out or in). 

Hi all, I've been lurking here for literally years but recently actually registered for the site.

I think I was literally listening to the podcast this morning, it was #218 with Erik Stark, it’s not all about the topic you mentioned but he does talk about it in the podcast.

Needless to say, the walls didn’t come out flush.

You will need to hire an attorney and literally take the contractor to court.

It's in a the middle of a big city with a populated neighborhood and we literally had it for a year without realizing it was on septic (I never looked at my utility bill thoroughly... lesson learned).

I'v been hearing that a lot, I would like to be as successful as all the people in the books I've read and I've come to realize that once you develop a rhythm for investing in real estate there's literally nothing holding you back from reaching financial freedom.