I get deals but often they aren't suitable to the more demanding buyers.

Is it foolish to book an appointment with a financial advisor to look into what loans, if any, are suitable for me (18yo) to buy my first rental property with virtually no money.

Which makes the property not suitable for any construction.

I'm unsure how to go about finding a suitable market for me.While I currently reside in New York City, the local market isn't relevant to me due to the high costs involved.

Since we are living in the property, it is unlikely that anything under $200k is going to be suitable for us to live in.

Hi all - New in investment world.Is it foolish to refrain from investing in Dallas considering high property tax.Could someone please help me weigh the pros and cons of investing in Raleigh vs Dallas.I want to buy positive cash flow generating assets and am confused between these two cities.I am looking for long term implications of the investment in either city.Raleigh:Cons:Less Tech space compared to DallasState income Tax(5%)I dont stay in Raleigh.But can move eventually if that is required and beneficialPros:Properties in some spaces are still affordable.Chances for appreciation considering Apple and Facebook coming to RTP.Less property tax(1%) compared to Dallas(2.3%)Dallas:Cons:High property taxHighly inflated costs in Irving and places near to downtown.These are the places suitable for cash flow.Would appreciate any inputs on places good for rentals.Pros:No state income taxMy job is present in Dallas now.I can move to raleigh if that is more profitable.

The landlord provides suitable housing to which you gladly agreed to occupy in exchange for paying rent.

And no, you can't control the market, people do lose money on real estate, so that must be disclaimed.Financial advisors have the added responsibility of suitability, which means only recommending products suitable for the client given their age, experience, financial situation and tolerance for risk.

They can provide information about available properties that accept these vouchers, eligibility requirements, and the application process.Search for Suitable Properties: Begin your property search based on the information from the housing authority and your budget.Negotiate and Purchase: When you find the right property, negotiate with the seller and complete the purchase process.Move-in and Responsibilities: After the purchase, ensure understanding of responsibilities as renters or homeowners, including complying with voucher terms and ongoing property maintenance.Always consult with local experts and real estate professionals to navigate specific regulations and details in your area.

Account Closed  At one property I have garages mostly suitable for storage and charge extra for them.