I prefer to go the extra mile as often as possible and spend a few extra dollars on this space, make the necessary upgrades, allow my residents to indulge a little bit, even help fall in love with the space, my goal is to make the unit as appealing as possible to influence residents to stay a while, my residents occupy upwards  of 24 months on average.

We do not have any influence on them whatsoever. 

They will hold a heavy influence on you.

These innovations are transforming the way agents connect with clients, leading to higher conversion rates and better service.Economic and Regulatory InfluencesEconomic factors like inflation and employment, along with California's regulatory environment, are influencing housing availability and prices.

home prices are trending higher)- Related influences (e.g., is Amazon going to build a warehouse in the area and require 100 new employees that need housing)=== Step 4: Find tax lien auctionsFind out about the tax lien auctions in the area(s) you are interested in, because not all counties sell lien certificates.

.- Can you outline what factors of a buyer’s financial profile can influence their mortgage terms?

@Roberto Nava GarciaYour investing goals, approach, and risk tolerance will all influence how much money you need to begin your real estate career in Houston, Texas.

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All of that leaves you open to even if you take perfect care of your properties outside influences can damage being able to rent to quality tenants and your returns.

Flipping is definitely doable in El Paso, it was named the most affordable city in the nation, so it's getting a lot of exposure from out of state investors (Specially CA) FYI.The most important part of a flip is buying it right, location does matter - I have heard horror stories of flippers that come from other cities and want to implement the same strategies they did back home and they end up sitting on their property because they either bought too expensive, or in the wrong neighborhood, or invested too heavily in finishes that the comps of the neighborhood simply didn't have.Study.I suggest you read the book Flip by Clay D. if you are set with that strategy.Also, be aware of costs, I know a lot of wholesalers that are clueless with the costs and just throw a random rehab number to the investor with the hopes they will sell the property.Find a great realtor that is also an investor, I became one myself since I struggle to get the right guidance - there aren't many out there that are familiar with the construction and investing side if the industry.Don't think you will make a ton of money on your first flip, be happy if you are able to walk away without a loss, I can guaranteed tho that you will LEARN a ton, and that is what you NEED right now.Regarding the so called "Recession" I believe it's more a consumer's belief through influence of media showcasing the tariffs war etc, what we really now is that for it to hit us - RE investors - there has to be an alarming increase of foreclosures which guess what?