If you’d like to chat RE strategy or even how to navigate the cyber career scene in SA then feel free to reach out any time.

There is a big Art scene and bicycle scene in addition to GVSU and the Art  School.

Hello everyone,I am a first time poster and relatively new to the real estate investing scene but I am kind of stuck on where I should take my next steps.A little about myself:I'm 25 and purchased my first property last year.

@Tonette Whitted Welcome to the Beaver County investing scene! 

The ADU thing is really big right now, kinda like a fad.....I used to bid on a lot of these when they first hit the scene in San Diego and the numbers usually did not work, people just did it because it was a 'cool' thing to do...Don't do that...make the numbers work first.

:roll: There are construction-perm loans that can be assumed basically when the contractor sells with seller financing, but it's not an assumable loan, the contractor remains on the hook, additional collateral is often pledged and the seller financed deal is pledged, there are alot of issue behind the scenes that a new borrower does not see or is aware of and may think they are "assuming the loan".

Sometimes the best gift a friend can offer is a different way of looking at the same scene. 

The multifamily scene is definitely difficult to snatch a good deal, but it can be done!

My recommendation, whether investor or resident owner, is to attend as many Regular Board meetings as possible, to be aware of what is going on "behind the scenes", and to ask, on the record, questions.

Local market scenes, like how much people want to rent, the worth of homes, and the local economy, also play a big part in doing well.Target areas with pros and cons include Jacksonville, FL, Baltimore, MD, and Midwest (Columbus, Detroit, etc.).