I manage 400 rentals and have never, ever paid a tenant to leave in 15 years.It may be too late for you to do the right thing.

BuyersFocusing on the changes around showing properties, t is more crucial than ever to vet your list of agents up front before even considering touring a home now that you are required in every state to sign a buyer representation agreement.

We manage 37 units currently and we seldom if ever get late night phone calls … or phone calls in general at all.  

There's no guarantee that rates will ever return to 3-5%.

I sold a condo in the Bay Area because of the ever increasing HOA fees and bad financial management of the HOA - this went against my rule of selling off CA properties. 

Ive been having some analysis paralysis about not knowing what would be the best option for my first ever property.

Starting at 43% is close to criminal / fraudulent and not something any experienced investor would ever show.

Now that I have skin in the game, I'm definitely feeling the policy decisions impact me more so than ever. 

Managing tenants comes with its own challenges, but it's definitely a viable option to get started in real estate.Wishing you the best on your journey, and feel free to reach out if you ever want to chat more about it!

Question #3 do people ever buy title insurance for a flip after it’s purchased, and at that point is it worth it?