It depends on your unique situation, finances, real estate goals, the breakdown of this particular deal, etc...What was the deciding factor for my wife and I was that the pain we were going through was temporary.

Hello everyone! My name is Nick Parenti and I am an aspiring real estate investor currently located in Boston, MA. I've been reading, researching, and listening to Bigger Pockets podcasts for the past several months a...

Still looking for my first property have had a couple of offers turned down but feel it getting close now.Anyway - I have a bit of a unique situation that I am hoping someone has come across before and can give me some guidance (I searched previous posts on the boards but haven't found this discussed).I've been looking at a property that is listed as a 2br/1ba. 

Cars were lined up for over a mile to get to the station; we took the bypass and when we got in there, all of the pumps were closed except 2 and the manager and the division manager - another jerk - were out there running around trying to service this line of cars.

If you are planning to invest within Philadelphia, you want your CPA to understand the tax filing obligations within the unique City.Philadelphia requires taxpayers who do business within the city to file the NPT(Net Profits Tax) and / or The BIRT(Business Income Receipts Tax).Best of luck when choosing your CPA.

Make them unique by shopping at thrift and antique stores.

The terms of each loan will be different, of course, based on the seller's unique situation. 

We used a company called unique refinishers.

I know the type of conversations I want to have—and that’s unique to me.

This property is unique as it was originally separate buildings that were eventually combined and then slowly converted some of the space into residential living space.