Interest rates are what they are, so find some different strategies to make it work.

Buying a place to live in is completely different than buying a place for investment.   

I've flipped about a dozen properties here in Chicago, and quite honestly, it felt like something different went wrong on each one of them.My biggest piece of advice is to KEEP IT SIMPLE starting out. 

I received wire transfer instructions to a credit union in Utah with a totally different account name than the company.

There are differences in the way cities execute this process.  

While its frustrating as you were told something different, it does not overwrite existing lawsI live in a street that has an easement for the first 15 ft of driveway and we have had several neighbords put in gated entry and brick walls which is in the easement.

This would be a VERY inefficient method and leaves me wanting to just send that list out to a different mailer service.What is everyone's thoughts?

I just don't see what the difference is between an owner occupant dying from a fire in their home and renter dying in a fire from a rental cabin that sleeps 12 or more.

Closing and prospecting should have different commission tiers.

I've had three different opportunities to buy a duplex.