It's hard to stand out, especially in a competitive market.There are some owner-occupied segments with people who share motivating factors for selling their home.Seniors with Long-time Ownership: often ready to downsize or transition to assistance.Homeowners with Low Financial Stability Scores (FSS): Struggling financially and likely ready to cash in on their asset.Both these categories have additional advantages in that they probably don’t haven’t been updated and may have deferred maintenance.

Any in fo you have about a property or anything else , keep me in mind. " A person who thinks they know it all has just stopped learning I believe..Thank you Billy, happy to help and provide some insight, as I stated you have the ability to make this decision today..........You are absolutely correct, learning is a lifetime exercise not segmented to only one chapter of ones life.Happy Investing! 

Thats just one segment of the NNN leasing asset.

There was a shortage three or four years ago and now they're being built everywhere.ResidentialResidential investments can offer a dependable source of passive income if you invest in the right city and buy properties that attract the right tenant segment.

Not many builders in that segment on BP, best bet is to drive the areas you are targeting and see whos building there.

For many reasons but especially when the corporate giants started entering this market segment that was it, that was the beginning of the end for 98% of persons driving cash sellers because a quality standard bar has now been brought into play, and it will keep rising.

I have run through most of the subjects 1 to 5 times so I see posting slacking off quite a bit as I don't want to talk or spend time typing about the same subjects over and over... there is only so much one can do in Real Estate.But like you said the price to be a pro is nominal to be insignificant.. if your trying to make money at this business I can see this as an excellent resource for certain segments of the market.. especially selling rental properties and I think PM marketing is whoefully under utilized on this site.you have such a heard mentality here..

It's an entrepreneur forum with a small segment of REI people.

As the article stated the increase to 3.5% was caused primarily by freebies or subsidies in the auto and housing segments.

There is a certain segment of people that are tired of cheap rehabs, short sales, etc that are focused on the combination of quality combined with technology and energy efficiency.I'm actively hunting some infill redevelopment sites to build exactly what your talking about with the emphasis being on 500-700k homes with the goal being to hit a zero energy status.