.$250,000 can go a long way in tertiary markets (Midwest 👍) and over time you could make real estate a full time living with that starting capital.And IMO, you won't worry too much about a 2.8% fixed loan or an 8% fixed loan.Money makes money.God Bless America heheJust my opinion and wishing you the best 🙏

Hey guys!  A really cool report by Apartment List showed VB has one of the fastest growing rent changes in the country at 3.9%.  I wanted to share for all of my like-minded folks out there!

Maybe, because they are also renting out a portion of their home to supplement their retirement fund, this is needed in America, not so much in Sweden.

That's for many reasons-- lack of building post GR due to housing issues, people migrating to America and able to occupy these areas.

Astute investors will make sure their properties are rented to the right tenants so this is a non-issue for most.Anyway, I'd never invest in long-term rentals in Spain regardless since, as Erwin and I mentioned, there are much better alternatives in your country.Also, if you're going to invest following the population pyramid, you can pretty much forget about Europe, North America, Japan or China and should probably focus on places like India. 

It’s the fastest growing city in America and is poised to pop.

He congratulated me to reaching 1,000 excavators sold for the first time in North America and I confessed that I was not sure if we would be able to repeat it next year, because we pulled it together with literally clawing, scratching and biting in th elast minute.

There are millions of homes in America right now with aluminum wiring.

In today's Wall St Journal- Fortune Favors Early Movers in America’s Property CrunchInvestors willing to buy buildings when everyone else is running scared typically get the biggest rewards.

If you need them to do messaging or calling, I recommend folks from Mexico and Latin America, they have the best English and hustle culture.