I have a question and am looking for advice on a deal that has come my way.I am a relatively new flipper, flipped a couple of deals and am really enthusiastic about getting into real estate.

There was some research on this think it was Zillow article and Facebook IPO.If I remember right a few neighborhoods saw a slight increase...I wouldn't buy a house looking to sell after IPOs...if you want to gamble buy stocks or go to the casino.

the only true shortcut i'd consider is luck. right place, right time, right people, right roulette pick, right day for that Vegas casino trip, right stock pick... you get the idea. 

My realtor seems less than enthusiastic about the property and its location and it being a short sale.

If you do manage your own properties set up an LLC in you SDIRA so that you can take care of little stuff without having to go through a custodian.I am very enthusiastic about SDIRA's and wish I could contribute more to them but as a retired person with no job that is not possible.PM me if I can be of any help.

Looking to meet up with some enthusiastic real estate investors in the Raleigh, Apex, Cary NC area.

Large venues like concerts, conventions, theme parks, casinos, weddings, etc. will all be hit for the rest of 2020.

With a casino, hotels, shopping, dinning, amusement, etc...I think it is a great long term play.

Hello everyoneI am really new to this business even though I been involved in some of the property deals in the past.i was very much motivated and enthusiastic about the real estate in here Ireland until this brexit poll in UK.the market in Ireland  is changed now .lots of houses in market but because lots of people in demand the bid prices are going up and up.I just don't know wat to do in this point will I hold for the new year before my next deal.Could anyone please help me

And this using a 203K FHA loan in the brutal market of Boston, on the east side of the Port Norfolk bay area.Facts & Numbers:2 beds & 2 baths on each of the 3 unitsPurchased for $655K @ 5% down-payment and a generous dose of 203K closing feesTaken a 30K cushion for the 203K streamlined rehabLocked in 4.25% @ 30 year interest rateAppraised at 750KThe numbers are certainly not the exquisite definition of what a ground-breaking deal stands for, but they certainly fare decently well in this seller's market where cash investors rule, the inventory is constantly challenged and most properties are getting sold for over asking price, taking advantage of the current interest rates, the Everett Casino construction, and a few other speculative but pragmatic plays.Just like most everyone else that was not raised or surrounded by real estate professionals from a young age, this deal was pretty much riddled with small mistakes here and there, from neglecting the fire department smoke and carbon detector regulations, being over-optimistic on the underwriting guidelines, underestimating the cost opportunity due to all sorts of processing delays, and you name it.Currently free from tenants, the expectation is to add value by rehabilitating the under-developed basement, adding 2nd and 3rd floor balcony decks, and a variety of practical and aesthetic fixes.