The good news is that with no activity, your return should be simple and inexpensive—you might not need to pay $2,000.

Good news is that they are easier loans with less paperwork and underwriting. 

Maybe its just a blip, but I'm hopeful that we'll see population increase in the city limits sometime in the next few years.https://www.cleveland.com/news/2024/05/clevelands-population...  

That’s where you’ll meet people actually doing deals today—not the ones sitting at home watching bad news or "getting ready" for years, hoping one day they’ll finally be ready.

They don’t always post a flashy “Upcoming Auctions” banner, but check the “News” or “Public Notices” sections—sometimes surplus or impound auctions (like vehicles) get announced there.

Interest rates are still high, which is slowing things down, but as they drop later this year (which I fully expect), you’ll see more buyers jumping back in.So yeah, no 2008-style meltdown here.

Their are hundreds of stories about how AirBNB left owners out in the cold.https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/fire-prompts-1-million...There is just one article where AirBNB seems to have skirted it's 1m guarantee.

Good news is that we have one signed LOI already and negotiating on another one - a major national chain.

I currently live in Winchester, Va region (BP doesn't have that as an option in the drop down) but open to investing in WV, PA, MD, and Ohio.

News Flash!