In most cases, neither is warranted.Warning: I am not an attorney, and this can be a complicated topic.

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I’ve been seeing a lot of articles with people (millennials, mostly) struggling to buy properties, whether it's their first home, or for investing in real estate.

I'm writing an article about first-time jitters in real estate.

In continuing with my “HOW TO” series I thought I would post on a topic that has reared its head again lately – the notorious “due on sale” clause (key terrifying music).

Is it worth it or am I better off just continuing to read articles, forums and videos in order to learn.

Being new to real estate, I was not aware of articles of organization and operating agreements etc.

If you are interested in the underwriting process and financial model for multifamily, I recently published an article on LinkedIn that breaks down the end-to-end process that we follow to determine the purchase price range for properties.  

You are only putting 5% down so your loan amount is much larger and therefore your mortgage payment is higher.In this article we will dive deep into the 4 big ways that house hacking makes you money, even if it doesn’t cashflow.

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