It’s fascinating how land can offer such diverse strategies—from flipping parcels quickly to holding for years and letting appreciation do the work.How do you assess a piece of land’s long-term potential?

Do you guys have any advice on how can I get started in my real estate journey as an agent and potentially an investor??

Ours would potentially go from $2,095/yr to $8,895/yr.

I took many courses before actually taking action on my first investment and I still have self-doubt when attempting new strategies and I have failed.Second, anyone who has not experienced self-doubt has not pushed themselves into the uncomfortable place of trying something new and potentially failing but learning a great lesson making them stronger.You are capable Robel.

For a 203k loan, you’ll want to target areas that have properties needing work but also a strong potential for appreciation after rehab.

With that much equity, you should compare rates with a conventional loan (no PMI but potentially higher interest rate) to see if the difference in rate would make sense vs the G-fee.

I'm looking at purchasing a small multi-family rental property in the Allentown or Philadelphia area, and I plan to use the BRRRR strategy.I'm struggling with the best way to analyze potential properties to ensure a solid ARV and would love any advice on effective tools or methods you use.

Potential fix and flip coming! 

I've been on this platform for about a year, and while I find it extremely useful, i feel as though some of the leaders in the forums are thinking too black and white and potentially shutting down excited new investors. 

As new vacation rental owners I think our biggest concerns are liability and the potential of loosing everything to a hurricane.