And if any have found great appreciation in my effort's here, and want to do something really great above and beyond the up votes (much appreciated always), something that would absolutely warm my heart is if look up the "Polar Plunge" and pledge for team "CAPYBARA".

That signing bonus has to come from somewhere and it’s certainly not paid from the goodness of the company’s heart.

I suggest having a good heart-2-heart with your agent, fielding these questions, sharing what doesn't make sense, asking to help clarify things.

It isn't for the faint of heart but if you keep a narrow focus on your buy box and know your numbers, it'll give you the confidence you need to take the next step.There are hard money lenders that are more lenient on the source of funds.

I'm using five minutes of my daily wind down to vent a little bit.We own a 3 bedroom 1.5 bath SFR in Monroe, WA that had the same tenant for the past 5 years.  I'm hustling to get it ready for March 1st and have alrea...

They won’t tell you how far ahead they’d be if they hadn’t had to spend the first year or two knocking their head against the rocks.So, yes I’d make the change if that is what your heart says to do.

Heart to heart talk with empathy usually brings the homeowner to make payments on time, usually. 

I hope that you will have a more open heart after reading this and realize that there are people who truly do you need help, and are not trying to get anything for free.

If you want to be a bleeding heart compassionate person, offer her a deal.

In 2021, I became a licensed real estate agent, but my heart led me toward the thrilling world of investments rather than sales.Currently, I'm on the exciting journey of building up reserves for my first property venture, likely in an out-of-state market.