can be overwhelming because they include things like a "Monte Carlo Simulation" or "Sensitivity Analyses"... just get a grasp of the fundamentals like cap rates etc. and go from there.3.

The following guidance is intended for those who are new to real estate investing:Give yourself enough time to study and comprehend the fundamentals of real estate investment.

.- Focus on learning over results, adding value over being the best, and actively revisting your overal goal, from there you will be setup to have an incredible real estate journey and life.I haven't mentioned anything around real estate investing because if you are committed to doing this investing for a long time, then working on your mindset, working on being a helpful and value add agent, and these fundamental things WILL help you become a successful investor.

@Benjamin A Ersing  @Tyler HenflingYour questions come from the same fundamental mistake when thinking about taxes: combining the source of money and the use of money.

#Peerstreet was built by magical tech beliefs without fundamental back stops.

The fundamental issue likely your footings, and the support system around the balcony, particularly if it  is/acts as a secondary egress or exit from the building for the units it is connected toWe own a number of buildings in the area and manage lots of units, feel free to message me if you believe we can assist. 

Both of these areas have strong growth forecasts and are prices less aggressively than Dallas and better near term fundamentals than Phoenix.

There are a bunch of posts on this forum and on the Fix and Flip forum that will teach you the fundamentals. 

Look at your market individually and see what the fundamentals are doing there and act accordingly.

While you may be comfortable that you are receiving a clean Title, you now no longer have insurance about the chain of Title prior to your ownership.Additionally, if the Title Insurance becomes invalidated (which is possible since you no longer have an insurable interest, a fundamental characteristic in insurance) then you should be in breach your loan convenant to have Title insurance is my understanding.