I’m always curious how quickly others have closed deals, especially in today’s fast-moving market.
What’s the shortest timeline you’ve ever had from offer to funding? Did pre-approval or having broker support help sp...

Property managers — if you’ve handled both residential and commercial spaces, what’s been your biggest surprise in switching between them?
We’re seeing a lot of small-scale investors move into commercial properties t...

@Ryan Spath have not used this before and don't have anything specifically against this company specifically but I have had negative experiences with similar "self showing" type models. 

I'm doing a DSCR Refinance and have started the process with them.Is anyone familiar with them?Thank you.

In real estate, speed can make or break a deal. What’s the fastest you’ve ever closed an investment property? And what type of funding made it possible?

If you have had any experience with Viking Capital I would appreciate any feedback on your experience.Thanks

At my current pace, I’ll likely hit that goal in 2–3 years.I’m torn between two approaches:Keep saving over the next couple of years, get to 20%, avoid PMI, and be in a stronger financial position.Jump in sooner (maybe next year), put less down, and start gaining experience and appreciation sooner — even if it means PMI or a 30-year loan.For context:I’m in the Austin area, so prices are still pretty high but decreasing.I’m okay with some light DIY or value-add work (I’ve done a bit of construction/repair work before).

Considering a co-living rental in Atl.Just looking for advice and/or success/horror stories.Thanks.

I haven’t invested yet, but I can’t imagine it being a bad experience.

Quote from @Carson Burkholder: Hello everyone,My name is Carson Burkholder, and I’m a 24-year-old real estate investor and wholesaler with experience in North Florida and Phoenix.