Not true in all cases but it is true in most cases - which is why people need to read the fine printFor example our investors are not unsecured as they are on the equity side not the debt side.

I've also learned not to respond to tenant's calls and texts immediately--especially if it's in the evening--unless it's a true emergency.

The same is true for self-management.

Thats true.

That's true of every market now, I suppose, with interest rates and supply problems, until either prices go down or rents go up.

But true, since it's allowed now, I guess it would be allowed after I condo it out.

It is the most tested and true investment model.

On the other hand, if the renovation is a true gut with plans and permits, you will need an architect.

Can anyone offer tried and true tips for securing a good contracting team for a small-scale investor?

Is it true that you have to attend the auctions in-person and cannot buy online from another state?