I'm currently a project manager at a telecommunications construction & engineering firm, mainly managing the implementation of new software for our crews.

I currently live in Madison and am a Real Estate Agent with a Property Management firm here in Madison.

The lawsuit is so large that it includes the brokerage and some accounting firm, and some some very big name in the industry.

To thrive in real estate investing, you must maintain a firm grip on your finances.

What is the benefit to the land owner to giving you equity versus just hiring another design/build firm and paying them for their contracting services without giving up equity?

with a flip, a firm majority of lenders on the permanent refinance side require a minimum of 6 months of title seasoning.

I've been looking at opportunities from investment firms like Open Door Capital, et al, and I would like to know if anybody has a recommendation for a spreadsheet or tool for analyzing these deals?

I know that it is generally good advice and I would learn a lot by doing it, but I am firm with my desire to be a passive investor with respect to managing tenants.

I firmly believe there's money in any market.

Get firm quotes from contractors for the renovation work to ensure your budget is accurate.