Just ask all those California investors who have lost their rear end throughout the midwest.

It's starting to rear it's ugly head.

That clause of "eviction process has begun..." may bite you in the rear.

I will be graduating college from an ivy league school next year and am looking for ideas for a job in the real estate field that will help me out with knowledge for my own personal aspirations of real estate investin...

We are looking to purchase a 5 unit that is zoned for 3 dwellings but also has 2 unpermitted studios in the rear.

Scope of work will include: New roof & rear soffit, self contained HVAC unit, new supply plumbing (stolen copper), new cabinets, updated finishes in the kitchen & house, lots of drywall & paint, and maybe a new window here & there.

Enclosed and covered rear patio with view of many trees giving a woodsy feeling.

These measures will qualify millions of indebt youngsters for mortgages, which doesn't seem like a good idea, but it certainly bodes well for the real estate market.http://www.fanniemae.com/portal/media/financial-news/2017/student-loan-debt-6546.html

Big disclaimer here: just like you don't drive a car looking through the rear view mirror only, neither should you invest your money solely based on a securities past performance.

(Now the chorus)Ride, ride, ride the wholesale circus train, jokers to the front, clowns to the rear, it's all the same, Aaaall Aaaaabord,  the wholesale circus train......Okay, now, starting out I hope you learn real estate and the industry before you hit the streets trying to deal in real estate because assigning contracts is not the right way to start out.