I’m working on building and updating my buyers list, focused specifically on the NY Tri-State area, and I’d love to add YOU or any referrals you may have.

It might make more sense to just keep the rate, rent it out, save $30-35k, increase your income through a promotion or find another field and work for 2 years or more,  and buy another primary with a conventional loan. 

Quote from @Vivan Bhalla: Hi all,So I was reviewing a list of reviews given by people on RTR (Rent to retirement) and was surprised to found not even one negative, which made me think of my experience and I decided to write a review so as to save people from this scam.I came across RTR in 2022 through a referral, I researched their reviews and decided I will use them for my first real estate investment which is a turnkey property.

A lot of that is referral based or people find my site online, organically. 

Check on ownership status before you get into escrow.Get multiple inspections to be able to really determine the extent of repairs.Try to align yourself with the best contractors, had good referrals, but somehow nobody stood behind their warranties.Have a good lawyer and local accounting firm.Talk to locals to see how things are done and what's happening around you.Have patience!

I”m sure the ROW agent is evaluated/promoted on how much he can get done for the city at the lowest cost.

You are investing in the investment promoter in whom you have little recourse if things go wrong.

Quote from @Travis Timmons: My take is that if a fund has an influencer's name attached to it, they're core competency is promotion and fund raising rather than being a good operator.

Anyone able to provide some insight or have some referrals?

Hi BP members!
Im new to the community and to REI. Im excited to get started and so grateful for your existence!
Background:
Im a urologist from Canada. Met my husband in 2015 in SoCal and he moved back to Canada ...